Hunting or killing, people or animals 37 min, Director, cameramen — Igor Byshnev Music — Vladimir Sivitzky -First Prize at X International film festival “Together” in nomination for “popular science- and educational programs” (Yalta, Ukraine, 2008)
In this video we took the Trolly to so many great sites in Boston.. Oh what a fun city to explore. We both hope to get back one day and spend more time with the fine folks of New England. Boston, Massachusetts Long Sleeve Dark T-Shirt www.cafepress.com Here are a few places we got to see. Haymarket Square Old State House Long Wharf Boston Harbor Cruises National Parks Visitors Center USS Constitution Old Ironsides Bunker Hill Monument Historic Charlestown Old State House Boston Massacre Exedra Marketplace Christopher Columbus Park Union Oyster House Faneuil Hall Marketplace Quincy Market City Place Cheers Swan Boats Transportation Building Charles Street Meeting House Public Gardens State House Beacon Hill Shaw Memorial Black Heritage Trail Freedom Trail Park Street Church Kings Chapel Omni Parker House Old South Meeting House Mass General Hospital Boston Harrison Gray Otis House Cambridge Harvard Square Kendall Square Cambridge MIT Charles River Boat Co. Copley Place Shopping Champion’s Sports Bar Copley Place Shopping Copley Square Trinity Church Dartmouth Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel Boston Public Library John Hancock Observatory Back Bay Train and Bus Station New Old South Church South Station Tea Party Financial District Federal Reserve Bank Computer Museum Transportation Center Boston Harbor Hotel Rowes Wharf
Wagiiwing (a place of refuge) by Christopher Paetkau. Riding Mountain Field Unit (Manitoba). Canada’s Greatest Summer Job. Aspart of the celebrations to mark the 125th anniversary of national parks in Canada (2010), 32 student video reporters worked in the 32 Parks Canada field units across the country. Students were tasked with producing a series of video reports on their experiences in our national parks, national historic sites and national marine conservation areas.
DVD Available and Download to Own at: www.ParksCanada.LongtailDVD.com A Park For All Seasons will take viewers behind the scenes of Canada’s most spectacular National Parks. Learn the history, explore the diversity and soak in the beauty of some of our planet’s most compelling natural playgrounds. Point Pelee National Park – Ontario This is the second smallest national park in Canada, but while Point Pelee may be small, its reputation among bird watchers is gigantic. This small patch of land in southwestern Ontario boasts one of the biggest concentrations of birds during spring and fall migration. But this birder’s paradise is also a theatre of life and death. There are more species at risk here than in any other park in Canada. In fact, the park itself is in danger from coastal erosion, and massive use of pesticides in the past. For the park and the animals that stop here, every day is a fight for survival. ©2009 & 2010 High Fidelity HDTV Media Inc – All Rights Reserved NTSC widescreen 16
On first glance at the one page of Lonely Planet dedicated to Lahad Datu, you might think there was nothing to do here. We joked about finding KFC so far from home and buying phone cards, but what we found was a city that had great diving spots, amazing national parks, and super-friendly locals. Thumbs up to Lahad Datu. ** For those of you who say WE said it was boring, watch to the end. We liked Lahad Datu! It was Lonely Planet who rubbished the place.
Traveling to Costa Rica? Need Costa Rica travel Information, or possibly some Travel Tips to unsure the BEST vacation possible. We got a few tips that may be able to help you. In part 2 we’ll explain the toilet paper situation in many Costa Rican hotels, restaurants and the like. Not for the faint of heart! BUT, it is good info to know so you can prepare, especially you backpackers and Costa Rican travelers on a budget. Also, want’s the camping situation here in Costa Rica… can you camp on the beaches, what about he beaches in the National Parks? So, is Costa Rica in the 21st century in regards to supporting the handicap traveler to Costa Rica… this and more in Park 2 of Costa Rica Travel Tips with michael alan and DAngelo. If you’re not sure of the answers, don’t be caught unaware, it could be the difference between a good Costa Rican Travel Experience or a ‘not’ so good one. www.TravelCostaRicaNow.com http www.flickr.com TravelCostaRicaNow.com
A squirrel got intoxicated from eating fermented magnolia petals.Now in HD1080p
DVD Available and Download to Own at: www.ParksCanada.LongtailDVD.com A Park For All Seasons will take viewers behind the scenes of Canada’s most spectacular National Parks. Learn the history, explore the diversity and soak in the beauty of some of our planet’s most compelling natural playgrounds. Quttinirpaaq National Park – Nunavut This Park is quite literally on top of the world. Visitors here number in dozens annually, and some years not even that many make the trip. It is remote and beautiful. However, even in this pristine surrounding you can find the ugly footprint of humans. Bases for arctic exploration are littered with garbage, some of it toxic. The effects of climate change are felt in the melting polar cap and the 20 degree heat. To visit Quttinirpaaq National Park is to see the best and the worst this world has to offer. ©2009 & 2010 High Fidelity HDTV Media Inc – All Rights Reserved NTSC widescreen 16
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