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	title:	Off the Motorway (Travel Publishing)
	author:	Paul Smith, Shirley Smith
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Travel Publishing Ltd
	released:	March 30, 2007
	isbn:	1904434584
	isbn-13:	9781904434580

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Disapointed - Rated I was very excited to get this book - one I have been promising myself for some time. The book is very good for information - EXCEPT - the new version has decided to leave out opening times - what good is that - if you want to go 'Off the Motorway' for petrol/food/whatever there is no point if the venue is closed. For that reason I would say it is a complete waste of time and to be on the safe side - stop at the 24/7 motorway stops. They may be more expensive and faceless - but at least you can be sure of actually getting petrol/eating/drinking.

Customer Reviews

Disapointed - Rated 1/5
I was very excited to get this book - one I have been promising myself for some time.
The book is very good for information - EXCEPT - the new version has decided to leave out opening times - what good is that - if you want to go 'Off the Motorway' for petrol/food/whatever there is no point if the venue is closed. For that reason I would say it is a complete waste of time and to be on the safe side - stop at the 24/7 motorway stops. They may be more expensive and faceless - but at least you can be sure of actually getting petrol/eating/drinking.