Hidden Gem Towns of America Uncovered

WANDSWORTH, U.K. - July 12, 2013 - PRLog -- First time author Kay Morris-Robertson has done the homework for us, she spent three years, travelling 80,000 miles criss-crossing her way across America driving from state to state in alphabetical order in an RV.

This travelling extravaganza had rules:

·    The places visited had to be in alphabetical order i.e. a, b, c, d, onwards

·      No major towns or cities

·      It was all determined by members of the public voting online and via Facebook where she’d next go

She’d put her faith in her voters and would travel to each highest voted town alphabetically—even if it was 3,000 miles in the opposite direction! The chronicle of these small, fascinating towns is in her new book, A to Zee Across America.

Through each non-major city in the United States, Morris-Robertson has painstakingly taken note of everything that she experienced, creating a guide for a special kind of traveler. Any person looking for a special low-key tour of the lesser known United States can enjoy the things that she covers in each town, including places of interest including museums and shopping, town history and current impressions of the people, hiking and camping ideas, the best spots for photography enthusiasts and an “Only in America” section that cites what makes the town unique.

Some of the towns that made the cut include Albuquerque, Ogunquit and Zion.  To discover Americas other hidden gem towns grab your self a copy.    

A to Zee Across America is available at http://www.amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/Zee-Across-America-Letters-Countles...) and http://www.barnesandnoble.com (http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-to-zee-across-america-k...)