Moon Spotlight Detroit Ann Arbor is a 78-page
compact guide covering the best of Southern Michigan, including
Detroit''s treasured Belle Isle and one-of-a-kind The Henry Ford,
the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and the W.K. Kellogg Bird
Sanctuary, one of America''s pioneer wildlife conservation centers.
Author Laura Martone offers seasoned advice on must-see
attractions, and includes maps with sightseeing highlights so you
can make the most of your time. This lightweight guide is packed
with recommendations on sights, entertainment, shopping,
recreations, accommodations, food, and transportation, as well as
easy-to-read maps, making navigating these diverse areas
uncomplicated and enjoyable.
關於作者:
A native of New Orleans, Laura Martone has been an avid
traveler since childhood. Growing up, she and her mother would
often take long road trips to fascinating U.S. landmarks, such as
the Rocky Mountains and Monticello. After graduating from
Northwestern University in 1998 with a dual degree in English and
RadioTVFilm, Laura continued to explore America with her husband,
Daniel. Equally fond of cultural and natural wonders, she has a
particular affinity for the state of Michigan, where she spends her
summers.
Laura first traveled to the Great Lakes State in 2000 to visit
her husband’s family, and has experienced a lot of this incredibly
diverse locale ever since. Over the years, she’s searched for
Petoskey stones along the shores of Lake Superior, picked wild
blueberries in the woods of the Lower Peninsula, toured an active
GM truck plant in the Flint area, and attended the National Cherry
Festival in Traverse City—and she’s not done yet.
When not in Michigan, Laura divides her time between New Orleans
and Los Angeles, where she operates two film festivals with her
husband. She’s contributed articles to MotorHome, Route 66
Magazine, RV Journal, and The Ecotourism Observer. In addition,
she’s written and edited several other guidebooks, including Moon
Baja RV Camping.