"Unusual accommodations, historical monuments and wildlife viewing areas are a few of the stops in "Palouse Getaways," 40 destinations within a 100-mile radius of Moscow. For the book, Moscow writer Bill London updated versions of favorite day-trips from his travel column, "Getaways," published in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News since 1999. He features lesser-known places like Pinestia, a 47-acre forest in a wheat field; and marvels like the largest tree in Idaho, a 3,000-year-old cedar near Elk River. On the map, destinations range from St. Maries to Anatone and Dayton to Elk River. Most are free to visit. With its spiral binding, the book is designed to be a guide. Each chapter includes a photograph, the date of original publication, and specific contact and direction information."-- Lewiston Tribune.