With just one month remaining before I release for sale the first eBook for New England vacations and trip planning I thought I would give you a brief sample of what to expect in the book in my post today.

But more importantly I’m going to remind you later how you can get this new eBook – for free!

So here’s a sample of some of the hundreds of ideas and suggestions included in the eBook:

> Climb Mount Washington in the White Mountains of New Hampshire

> Ride in a Hot-Air Balloon over the Green Mountains in Vermont

> Cycle the Carriage Roads in Acadia National Park in Maine

> Hit the Tables at Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut

> Ride a Whale Watch Cruise to Stellwagen Bank

Of course I go into a lot more details – along with pages of surprises – in the 98-page eBook.

There over 21 featured activities and events with pages of description and lots of resources so you can plan each event, together with a bunch of other things to see and do in the area while visiting.

The eBook is a 98-page downloadable book and complete with 14-pages of resources for lodging and further reading – this resource is the accumulation of three years of my own research.

But in order to get this free gift you’ll need to hop over to a my special New England vacations sign-up page and scroll to the bottom and fill in your name and email address in the simple sign-up form you’ll find there.

Once you’ve confirmed your email you’ll get access to all the current eBooks and special reports plus the new planning book when it goes out to my special list in a few days time.

Here’s that link again:

http://www.New-England-Vacations-Guide.com/new-england-vacations.html

Enjoy the rest of the holidays and look out for the email with the special download link to get your free New England planning book.

Cliff Calderwood
Executive Director
New England Destinations Guide

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