"guide me about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need someone else's advice or help with understanding a particular thing. For example, "Can you please guide me about the best way to apply for a job?".
The 60C showed me highly detailed maps, laid down virtual "bread crumbs" that I used later to reconstruct my journeys on my home PC, and was sufficiently sensitive to GPS signals to guide me to within about three meters of a given waypoint.
I can't see through the fog and there's no one about to guide me.
It's not that it actively guided me into being reticent about romantic attachment; truthfully, I don't particularly want to go through life alone when so much of the world seems designed for pairs.
"There were no rules guiding me or Chauncey — no rules about relationships or monogamy or emotional intimacy.
Then Sidra starts speaking to me about her struggles and guided me into the camp.
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Bubaque is also home to the Unesco reserve headquarters, a small building where a guide told me about the rare saltwater hippopotamus, no longer hunted by locals for its meat, which thrives on the westerly island of Orango.
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Which do I remember more, an audio guide telling me about one snowy Paris Christmas or trekking around snow-covered Versailles?
When I'm on vacation I don't want to sit around on a tour bus and listen to a guide tell me about the world outside the bus window.
