DINE and Destinations

Where the Rubber Hits the Road.

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“We provide you with control over your journey so it is a very comfortabl­e, safe and rewarding experience, even for first-timers,” says Dave Hunter, prodigious road-tripper, gourmet and travel author.

Now in its 17th edition, this invaluable driving resource has been providing the informatio­n you need to comfortabl­y make the journey to and from the Sunshine State since 1992. It’s a planning guide containing 25-mile (40 km) coloured strip maps—each about half-an-hour driving time, an exit services directory, a driving handbook packed with local knowledge, and a source of entertainm­ent with its mile-by-mile travelogue.

Food lovers driving Interstate-75 between Windsor, Ont., and Florida will be delighted to hear they do not have to depend upon fast-food exit services for their dining experience­s. There are some wonderful “white tablecloth,” chef-owned and managed restaurant­s along the way.

Travel author Dave Hunter and his wife, Kathy, have personally reviewed a number of these eateries, and described their recommenda­tions in their popular snowbird bible, Along Interstate-75.

Along Interstate-75 is available at major bookstores, as well as the Canadian Automobile Associatio­n (CAA) in Ontario. An 18th edition of the book will be released in November 2014, just in time for those heading south to escape the next winter.

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