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What to do in the Midwest
Wisconsin Trails magazine is a good-looking and informative publication that deals with the many different aspects of life in Wisconsin. This includes topics such as festivals, water parks, snowshoeing, skiing, birding, art exhibitions, history tours, small towns, recipes, and much more. The photographs are beautiful and add quite a bit to the magazine. The ads are in good taste and do not detract from the magazine content. This is a very good and helpful resource. ... Read more

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the bible
this is the historical magazine for the schnauzer fancy- top dog rankings, key breeder advertisements and pedigrees of new champions.if you must choose one mini schnauzer magazine to subscribe to, then this is it. ... Read more

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Something for everyone....
Which isn't necessarily good.This magazine tries to appeal to every outdoorsman, from the tree-hugger to the blood-and-gore hunter/fisherman.Lot's of great articles on bird watching and state parks but also deer hunting and bass fishing.If that kind of thing offends you, you'll be better off reading Texas Highways Magazine.

Road Map to Adventure
Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine is a great source for those who live in one of the greatest outdoor states in the country.From weekend getaways to week long excursions, you can find ideas and opportunities here.They have something for everyone.Wildflowers, Bird watching, Hunting, Fishing, Hiking, Biking, Historic.If you live in Texas, and you're looking for an outdoor lifestyle, this is your magazine.Each issue has some of the most increadible photography you'll find in any magazine. ... Read more

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An organization whose time has pasted
I used to subscribe to the Earth First Journal in the late nineties, but the Journal has worked itself into irrelevancy. While I think many would agree and support the goals of the Journal, very few can tolerate their methods. Property destruction and leftist ramblings do nothing in the long run except allow major companies to paint all environmentalists as radicals. The radical leftist politics pushed by the Journal also seem to be at odds with the original Earth First organization which was more libertarian in nature.
ALF and ELF are back and stronger than ever!!
This magazine is a god-send for those who are sick and tired of the Bush administartion and the government in general when it comes to dealing with animals and the earth.Earth First! has a new, fresh design, and is better than ever.The articles are intersting and they speak to those who care and want to get ionvolved.It would be nice if more people knew about this magazine and all that it has to offer, but that will come in time.Hopefully, as the nation progress', these ideas will not be considered far-left and liberal, but common thought.Viva La ELF!!Viva La ALF!! ... Read more

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Interesting and informative, dedicated to earth sciences
This is a nice magazine for those interested in earth sciences.Like Discovery magazine, it features articles by professional geologists, interviews with earth scientists working in the field, and small news stories relavent to modern events: earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, evidence of global warming, etc, quoted from other sources.Most of the articles, like those in Discovery, are written by jounalists who have obviously researched the professional literature and distilled it for a reading public interested in the topic of what's new in science.A very interesting and informative magazine. ... Read more

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Worth investigating.......
You might try subscribing to this periodical if you have a desire to learn more about herbs, be they medicinal or culinary or for some other human purpose. It's just coincidence of course, but I had a migraine headache this past week and what is the lead article for the Spring 2005 issue?"Chart a course for Migraine Relief".Now how's that for currency? I find various HQ articles are "right on the money" in that respect.
Home Grown
Herb Quarterly has a wonderful home-grown feel that results from the marriage of watercolor and other fine art with all sorts of articles concerning herbs.While there is a quaint look to HQ the articles are up-to-date, thorough and very informative.This magazine will appeal to all types of people interested in herbs, from beginners to more adept herbalists, there is always something of interest.HQ features a diverse approach and coverage of herbs, crossing cultures and various orientations making it open to medicinal herbalists, gardeners, product formulators (handmade soap & other natural products) aromatherapists and magical herbalists.

You will want to keep them
Each Issue goes to the nth degree to carry to explore the uses and social history of herbs. The information is laid out in columns with interesting information and pictures in the margins. Most articles have references to where to find associated information of the subject. This is not just a good read; the magazine contains hands-on projects from soap making to Pharmacopoeia. The small amount of advertising is relevant to the world of herbs. ... Read more

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Orion is Among the Stars
I also have only read one volume, but the ideas therein are so societally under-represented.The articles are controversial, sometimes satirical, and very educational.Orion is a welcome addition to any deep-thinker's coffee table.

Literary refreshment
I have only recently picked up a copy of one installment of this magazine and I was instantly captivated. The writing is refreshing. I am not generally a fan of magazines, but this one offers the peace of a collection of short stories. Touching emphasis is placed on the depth and elegance of the writing rather than sensationalist reporting. The editors clearly care as much about the message each issue sends as the authors of the pieces presented therein. The layout provides the respect to the articles and photography that they deserve. This magazine is an inspiration- to travel, to write, to learn and to live. ... Read more

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Farm World
Good articles on current farming.Varied articles on different but pertinent topics.Extensive ad section.

FarmWorld Review
This is an excellent and useful product. In an age of questionable media, FarmWorld stands out as a newspaper that relates to all those with interests related to the farm and ranch. Thank you for this publication and Amazon's usual tremendous service! ... Read more

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A magazine for all pointing dog lovers
Everything from stories to "how to".Lots of tip, hints and training resources.A great magazine for owners of Brittanys, Springers and all other pointing dog breeds.

You will love it Cover to Cover
This is truly a wonderful journal. I enjoy every well written word and every photo, cover to cover. The articles are offered by top dog trainers, shooters, hunters and sometimes judges.It also comes with a companion magazine (2 issues a year I think) the Traveling Wingshooter which is different, but just as beautiful and informative...it will leave you wanting more.

Great magazine
After I got my GSP & Vizsla I figured I'd subscribe to some magazines. I subscribed to Gun Dog Mag, Shooting Sportsman, and Pointing Dog Journal. Pointing Dog Journal is the only one I still subscribe to - it has great articles, great pictures, and overall is of a very high quality.I highly recommend it to any owner of one of the pointing breeds. ... Read more

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Everything you wanted to know to track down your favorite
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Great Magazine!!!
I have been subscribing to BW for almost 3 yrs now and have loved every issue.They always strive to keep up with the seasons, i.e. migrations, plumages and nesting...I keep every issue I receive because they are really good reference materials.Read more

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A keeper........
When I cancel everything else, this will be the bird magazine I keep.BIRD WATCHERS DIGEST is the publication to read if you want the low-down on your favorite bird. For example, I am partial to house wrens, and what do I discover in the July/August BWD, but that my little buddy may be wrecking havoc on his much larger neighbors.Well too bad, the Wren eats his share of insects everyday, keeping my organic garden relatively pest free, so I can't complain.
From the novice to the advanced lister; should appeal to all
This is one of the few magazines I read from cover-to-cover.Bird Watcher's Digest has something for everyone.They offer advice on how to improve feeder systems for individuals who enjoy backyard birdwatching.They provide informative identification tips for those trickier species for people who have just begun their journey into the feathered realm.Additionally, they have great authors & astounding birders, like Kenn Kauffman (who's both), who regularly write short articles for them.These should appeal to everyone at whatever experience level.The size of the magazine makes it easy to tote into the field so you can pull it out & read while waiting for that elusive rarity to show up for you to get a quick glimpse of before it dashes off to parts unknown again.I highly recommend this magazine.Besides, you can't be in the field all of the time & this makes the perfect thing to read on those cold, wet, rainy days when even the birds are smart enough to stay in-doors. ... Read more

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