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Geologic Journey - 2 DVD (english & french)
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2008 Gemini Nominee
This program is licensed for personal home use only.
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Imagine a world where North America and Africa are one super-continent, where a mountain range the size of the Himalayas covers the Great Lakes region, and the tropical saltwater sea covers the ground. This is our land - in another time. What do we really know about the history of the earth below our feet? Geologic Journey blends state-of-the-art science, spectacular HD images and animation, and personal stories from people driven by the geologic wonder to document the incredible and sometimes surprising history of Canada's landscape.
The journey begins with The Great Lakes, and moves across Canada from the rugged Rockies, to The Canadian Shield, The Appalachians, and finally plunging into the Atlantic Coast.
The complete series is presented in a 2-disc collector's edition DVD, and includes French language versions and special features not seen on television.
Closed Captioned in English only for the hearing impaired / Includes series insert
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Geologic Journey, September 13, 2008
Review By:Christena Frumerie Well produced, very interesting, informative. One to buy and watch more than once, gain something each time. geologic journey, January 13, 2008
Review By:chris mountain amazing to watch. one of the best documentaries i have ever seen....
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