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As Sanctuaries of a protected environment, these areas of unspoiled nature offer a variety of settings and experiences. In this program, we will visit six magnificent natural parks- Port Cros (FRANCE), Gran Paradisio (ITALY), Donana (SPAIN), Bayerstenwald (GERMANY), Rosca Letea on the Danube (ROMANIA) and Sarek (SWEDEN). bbtv broadbandtv powerdocs europe natural parks france italy spain germany romania sweden port cros gran paradisio donana bayerstenwald rosca letea danube sarek world nature wonder swamp sight sightings discovery species plants mountain forest habitat inhabit diverse

The Natural Wonders Of Europe - Episode #07 Europe offers an astonishing array of landscapes; green plains, valleys, plateaus and mountain ranges- all among the most spectacular in the world. In this episode, we will visit eight regions: Each offers unrivaled uniqueness and magnificent beauty: the Meteors (GREECE), the Algarve Coast (PORTUGAL), the Dolomites (ITALY), the Norwegian Fjords (NORWAY), the Connemara (IRELAND), Lake Mitvan (ICELAND), the Baviere (GERMANY), the Rigi (SWITZERLAND). Keywords: bbtv broadbandtv powerdocs natural wonders Europe vacation history travel tourist adventure desert volcanic mountains rocks landscape jungles forests sea ocean lake plains island fjords cruise culture sightseeing tour desolate destination events landmark nature log

I have visited Ireland once, and I can tell, it's indeed a very beautiful nation in Europe. Also, I love Irish people just like Afghans and Arabs... Peace To You All - Irish, Afghans & Arabs... Amen!

NWG-DVD-168 - The Lofotes, the Vikings who built a base here in the ninth century, called these islands in the extreme north of Europe, The Islands Of The Gods. Reminiscent of the Alps, this group of islands just off the beautiful Norwegian coast, is located between one hundred and three hundred kilometres north of the Polar Circle. The origins of the primeval Lofotes date back to the beginning of the earth's history and are more than three and a half million years old. The Vestfjord played a vital part in the settlement of the islands. Since the third century BC the settlers here survived by farming the land and breeding animals, and fishing also played an important role. As the cod of the Polar Sea migrate each year in late winter to the Vestfjord to spawn, an increasing number of fishing families now live in this area.

TheNatural Wonders Of Europe - Episode #07 Europe offers an astonishing array of landscapes; green plains, valleys, plateaus and mountain ranges- all among the most spectacular in the world. In this episode, we will visit eight regions: Each offers unrivaled uniqueness and magnificent beauty: the Meteors (GREECE), the Algarve Coast (PORTUGAL), the Dolomites (ITALY), the Norwegian Fjords (NORWAY), the Connemara (IRELAND), Lake Mitvan (ICELAND), the Baviere (GERMANY), the Rigi (SWITZERLAND). Keywords: bbtv broadbandtv powerdocs natural wonders Europe vacation history travel tourist adventure desert volcanic mountains rocks landscape jungles forests sea ocean lake plains island fjords cruise culture sightseeing tour desolate destination events landmark nature log

NWG-DVD-179 - The extensive Hohe Tauern National Park covers no less than two thousand five hundred square kilometres and is one of the most impressive Alpine landscapes in Central Europe. Few other landscapes possess as much natural charm and have as many natural sights as does this region that is located in the centre of the Eastern Alps. The oldest traces of past settlements here date back to the Stone Age and are around nine thousand years old. Permanent settlements originated in this region around four thousand years ago and later the discovery of copper and zinc, and later iron-ore, attracted various settlers to this high mountain area. Two thousand metres above sea level, Lake Wolayer is a gem. The tiny mountain lake lies snuggled between the peaks of the Seekopf and Seewarte Mountains. On the Ankogel one can take in the magnificent mountain scenery while travelling suspended in a cable car. A wonderful adventure with spectacular views!

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NWG-DVD-141 - Covering an area of around half a million hectares the Danube Delta is the second largest river delta in Europe, the largest being in Romania. Following the collapse of the communist regime the area has become an increasingly popular tourist destination. With its unique network of interconnected eco-systems the Delta is one of the most important sanctuaries for more than three hundred species of bird as it contains an abundance of food as well as providing a good nesting area in a totally natural environment. The region's most important fish are sturgeon, carp and catfish and though the fishing methods are somewhat dated the annual catch is highly impressive. The future of this fresh-water reserve

The Natural Wonders Of Europe - Episode #03 A profound and spectacular discovery of the major volcanic features in Europe. Through the cameras eye, the film inexorably brings these phenomena extremely close to us. The following sites will be visited in this episode : The Chain of Puys (FRANCE), Olot (SPAIN), Santorin (GREECE), Vesuvius (ITALY), Solfatara (ITALY), Hingvellir (ICELAND), Askja (ICELAND), Hekla (ICELAND), Haimaey (ICELAND), Surtsey (ICELAND), Stromboli (SICILY), Lipari (SICILY), Vulcano (SICILY) and Etna (SICILY). Keywords:bbtv broadbandtv powerdocs natural wonders Europe vacation history travel tourist adventure desert volcanic mountains rocks landscape jungles forests sea ocean lake plains island fjords cruise culture sightseeing tour desolate destination events landmark nature log

Snapper Rocks Surfing, Brisbane Australia Andy, Kelly, Bruce, Fanning.. In land area, Australia is the sixth largest nation after Russia, Canada, China, the United States of America and Brazil. It has, however, a relatively small population. Australia is the only nation to govern an entire continent and its outlying islands. The mainland is the largest island and the smallest, flattest continent on Earth. It lies between 10° and 39° South latitude. The highest point on the mainland, Mount Kosciuszko, is only 2228 metres. Apart from Antarctica, Australia is the driest continent. Australia is the driest inhabited continent on earth. Its interior has one of the lowest rainfalls in the world and about three-quarters of the land is arid or semi-arid. Its fertile areas are well-watered, however, and these are used very effectively to help feed the world. Sheep and cattle graze in dry country, but care must be taken with the soil. Some grazing land became desert when the long cycles that influence rainfall in Australia turned to drought. The Australian federation consists of six States and two Territories. Most inland borders follow lines of longitude and latitude. The largest State, Western Australia, is about the same size as Western Europe. coastalwatch.com http

TVI-PDVD-CZR - Czech Republic The Heart Of Europe (PAL) Czech Republic is a country, that lies in the very heart of Europe. It is a country small in size, but its history is more than a thousand years old. Thanks to its rich history it has become a real paradise of the tourists. Every year there are millions of tourists, that have a lot to admire. Czech lands, lands of neverending cultural heritage, offer many interesting sightseeings:

This is a view over the Constanta city, located in the East-European country, Romania. One of the most beautiful places in Europe with lots of beautiful girls.

The Natural Wonders Of Europe - Episode #07 Europe offers an astonishing array of landscapes; green plains, valleys, plateaus and mountain ranges- all among the most spectacular in the world. In this episode, we will visit eight regions: Each offers unrivaled uniqueness and magnificent beauty: the Meteors (GREECE), the Algarve Coast (PORTUGAL), the Dolomites (ITALY), the Norwegian Fjords (NORWAY), the Connemara (IRELAND), Lake Mitvan (ICELAND), the Baviere (GERMANY), the Rigi (SWITZERLAND). Keywords: bbtv broadbandtv powerdocs natural wonders Europe vacation history travel tourist adventure desert volcanic mountains rocks landscape jungles forests sea ocean lake plains island fjords cruise culture sightseeing tour desolate destination events landmark nature log

NWG-DVD-160 - Situated in the extreme north of Finland, Lake Inari, otherwise known as, Inarinjärvi, is a captivating place. Between June and October the lake is navigable by local water busses and during the rest of the year it is covered by ice. Measuring around fourteen hundred square kilometres the extensive Lake Inari is the third largest lake in Finland. Despite the remoteness of this region it is believed that the surroundings of Lake Inari were inhabited more than two thousand years ago by the Sàmi people. In the past the Sàmi populated vast areas of northern Europe but in recent centuries they were more and more repressed. Since then, and still inhabiting their original settlement areas, the Sámi have become a minority. However, Lake Inari has retained its cultural importance right up to the present day.