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Free to anyone interested as long as you reimburse me for the postage:<BR><BR>2 Bancotel vouchers that expire on March 31, 2003 - good for 1 or 2 nights in a hotel. Check www.bancotel.com for hotels and availability. Valued at $50 per voucher.<BR><BR>2002 National Geographic Guide to Spain<BR><BR>2002 Insight Guide to Spain<BR><BR>2002 Insight Guide to Poland<BR><BR>2002 Insight Guide to Germany<BR><BR>2002 Insight Guide to China<BR><BR>2002 National Geographic Guide to China<BR><BR>2001 Insight Guide to Prague<BR><BR>1998 Let's Go Guide to Paris<BR><BR>1998 Frommer's Guide to Paris<BR><BR>2002 AAA Spiral Guide to New York<BR><BR>2002 Lonely Planet Guide to Hungary<BR><BR>Kompass Guide to Vienna<BR><BR>2002 Lonely Planet Guide to Chicago (Condensed Version)<BR><BR>2002 Frommer's Portable Guide to Charleston and Savannah<BR><BR>2002 Lonely Planet Guide to Montreal<BR><BR>2002 Frommer's Guide to Montreal and Quebec<BR><BR>2002 Saint Petersburg Guide published by Slavia<BR><BR>2002 Insight Guide to Moscow<BR><BR>1998 Fodor's Europe<BR><BR>1999 Frommer's Guide to London<BR><BR>Frommer's 7th Edition Austria (1997)<BR><BR>Frommer's 7th Edition Switzerland (1997)<BR><BR>2002 Complete set of travel brochures from the German Department of Tourism, including maps<BR><BR>2003 and 2002 Complete set of travel brochures from the Spain Department of Tourism, including maps<BR><BR>All books are in either new (never read) or very good condition. None of them have any writing in them.<BR><BR>Offer is only good for people with US addresses, as I don't want to get into customs paperwork. State which items you want and your email address and I will contact you by email. Estimated cost of shipping on average is $3.00 per book. You can reimburse me for the postage after you receive the book. Each book was purchased new and cost on average $23 per book. <BR>

I would be grateful to receive:<BR><BR>2002 Insight Guide to Poland<BR><BR>2001 Insight Guide to Prague<BR><BR>Kompass Guide to Vienna<BR><BR>I'll pass on the 1997 Austria.<BR><BR>I can post my street address here or you can request it from me by e-mail.<BR><BR>Thanks in advance,<BR><BR>Rex Bickers<BR>Westerville, Ohio<BR>[email protected]<BR>

Instead of people posting their email addresses here, they can write to the email box that I just set up:<BR><BR>[email protected]

What a very nice gesture, but I'm going to make an alternate suggestion. Since the condition of the books are in new or very good condition, and to save you some time, effort, and money (in case you don't get reimbursed for the postage), if you donate the books to your public library, you can take a tax deduction for the full amount of the books (if you itemize your taxes). And, the additional benefits are that the books will be more widely read and you will be helping out your local library's budget during the negative economy. I'd think your town of facing financial cut backs just as mine is.

Great idea Leslie.

I never heard back from my e-mail message to this e-mail account you created. Did you decide to give the books away elsewhere?<BR>

Me either, Rex, so thanks for asking as I've been wondering too.