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 | Exploring Horizons Gateway to Nahanni AJF-DVD-2755 - Northwest Territories Canada The Cirque of the Unclimbables, Virginia Falls, The Ragged Range - the Nahanni wilderness in Canada's far Northwest Territories ignites the imagination of travellers worldwide. Yet each year, only a handful are permitted inside it's National Park, to canoe the South Nahanni River and scale the jagged peaks of the Mackenzie Range. In this show, aerial perspectives reveal the sheer immensity of this UNESCO World Heritage site, while Native Dene ... |
 | James Whitcomb Riley "An old sweetheart of mine" Poem Animation 7, 1849 in Greenfield, Indiana, surrounded by farmland and primitive forests. The wooden planked National Road, which American pioneers and settlers used to travel to the western half of the nation, ran right through Greenfield. The area was diverse in culture, with people from many different homelands, though outwardly appearing as rough wilderness and newly settled country. The critic, Hamlin Garland, described it after a visit by saying, "To my eyes it was the most unpromising field for art ... |
 | James Whitcomb Riley "Out to old Aunt Mary's" Poem Animation 7, 1849 in Greenfield, Indiana, surrounded by farmland and primitive forests. The wooden planked National Road, which American pioneers and settlers used to travel to the western half of the nation, ran right through Greenfield. The area was diverse in culture, with people from many different homelands, though outwardly appearing as rough wilderness and newly settled country. The critic, Hamlin Garland, described it after a visit by saying, "To my eyes it was the most unpromising field for art ... |
