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I use the net a lot but sometimes I like a paper back or magazine to
use as a reference guide. Kind of old school .
Does anyone know of a website I can request one for Anguilla?
Thanks
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I can think of three published magazines/books which are stocked at the airport, dock and businesses around the island. I don't know if they send out material, contact them and see. What we do in Anguilla: https://whatwedoinanguilla.com/magazine/True Anguilla: https://trueanguilla.com/magazine/Skyviews (a dining guide and map) http://www.skyviews.com/anguilla-map/Good luck, Ellen If you are on Facebook, join the 33 Beaches FB page, it is a closed group made up of dedicated Anguilla addicts. Happy planning,
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