All Outdoor DVDs

Dauphin Island, Fort Gaines, sandy beaches, estuaries, and the heronry, home of many nesting Great Blue Herons, oystermen, Sea Lab, the marine science and education center, the Estuarium, Mobile, ante bellum mansions, the original Mardi Gras city, Carnival Museum, Selma, The Museum of Voting Rights, the sport of raccoon hunting. Coon dog training, coon dog cemetery, the Mt. Top Flea Market outside of Atalla, and Ave Maria Grotto with scale models of architectural buildings from around the world.

Grand Canyon, Navajo Nation, Monument Valley, Canyon de Chelly, Anasazi ruins, Saguaro Natl Monument, Petrified Forest, Colorado River, Lake Havasu, ballooning Sonoran Desert, Mariachi festival, Tucson, OK Corral, Tombstone and Mission San Javier del Bac. Desert wildlife and plants, Paolo Soleri's Arcosanti and Cosanti, and Navajo weavers...

Rocky Mountain Natl Park, cog railway to Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods, Denver, “Taste of Colorado” , Winter Park, Sheepdog Championships in Meeker, cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde, Durango steam locomotive, historic railroad festival, trout fishing and whitewater rafting the Gunnison...

Brooklyn Fair - learn farming, animals & hot-rod tractors. Rich’s dairy farm, family ritual milking, also gourmet ice cream. Antiques Marketplace in Putnam - from mill town to antiques mecca. Mystic Seaport, maritime historic village with authentic wooden ships and region’s connection to sea. Groton - Navy’s Submarine Force Museum and Library. Project Oceanology brings students to sea. Stone castle overlooking Connecticut River - home of William Gillette original actor who played Sherlock Holmes. 2000 dinosaur footprints from 200 million years ago - Dinosaur State Park. In Hartford, America’s oldest public art museum, Wadsworth Atheneum. Mark Twain House and Museum where Mark Twain created “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and other tales. Bristol home to ESPN studios.

Dover Air Show, state parks, Kite Boarding, Delaware beaches, Fenwick Island, Nassau Valley Vineyards, Horseshoe crabs, Bombay Hook birding, northern Delaware, Fort Delaware, Wilmington, Winterthur, Mike’s Famous Harley-Davidson, Discover Sea Shipwreck Museum.

Kennedy Space Center, Historic St. Augustine, Cattle Ranching near Lake Kissimmee, air boating swamp tour, Manatee at Homosassa Springs, performance water skiing at Cypress Gardens, Miami and the Florida Keys, Tarpon at Robbies, World Record Angler Billy Pate, and Everglades National Park.

Swamp Gravy in Colquitt, Gopher Tortoise at Reed Bingham SP, Harness Horse Training in Hawkinsville, wild chickens in Fitzgerald, Jimmy Carter NHP in Plains, Cyclorama and Center for Pupperty Arts in Atlanta, and tug boats in Savannah.

The land of Lincoln, Chicago, Route 66, extreme sports park, Frank Lloyd Wright, Joliet's historic Rialto Theater, iron sculptor, Lincoln attractions in Springfield, historic Galena, archeology, Superman's home of Metropolis, Garden of the Gods and President Regan's boyhood home.

Historic Dubuque; National Mississippi River Museum; Old Threshers Reunion; Eldon American Gothic House; Matchstick Marvels; horse archery; Winnebago factory; Mason City's Music Man; Algona Cattle Auction; pork farrowing; Bonaparte pottery discoveries; soybean harvest; biodiesel production; Loess Hills unique landscape; The Desoto National Wildlife Refuge; and Bertrand Shipwreck Museum.

Artist Mitchell Tolle, Keeneland Horse Auction, training thoroughbreds at Churchill Downs, Louisville, making of the Louisville Slugger, Labrot & Graham distillery, Blue Grass Cooperage - whisky barrel making, natural bridges including Carter Cave State Resort Park, Berea university of traditional Appalachian arts, Lexington, Woodspring Farm and equestrian sport of dressage...

New Orleans by horse drawn carriage, Café Dumond, the French Quarter & Jackson Square, the School of Cooking, Bourbon Street, mansions of the Garden District. Creole Nature Trail, Honey Island Swamp, Natchitoches, Kaffie Frederick general mercantile, Tabasco production and bird sanctuary on Avery Island, local farming and harvest of rice, soybeans and crawfish. Acadiana, Liberty Theater in Eunice, performances by Cajun bands, history and culture of Mari Gras...

An early morning trip to sea with two lobstermen. Local lobster pounds are places to enjoy this delicacy. In Wiscasset, the Musical Wonder House reveals beautifully preserved music boxes. In Freeport, the Desert of Maine, the only desert east of the Mississippi. Bar Harbor & surrounding Acadia National Park are charming, scenic and beautiful. In Eastport, tour a salmon aquaculture facility. Raye’s Mustard is made using old-fashioned stone ground method. Near Mt Katahdin Appalachian Trail hikers are almost finished with their 2000-mile journey. The historic Katahdin Steamboat has plied the waters of Moosehead Lake since the early 1900s. Maine’s potato farming is still big business here. The Maine Military Authority is responsible for saving the government millions of dollars by refurbishing military vehicles. Gene Bahr is a wildlife artist who uses local basswood to create amazingly detailed sculptures of fish.

Maryland’s state capitol is the sailing capitol of the world & home of Woodwind Schooners & America’s first sailing school. PRS Guitars turns exotic hardwoods into the finest guitars. Ocean City, marinas, water parks & campgrounds fill with visitors in the summer. Assateague Island National Seashore with miles of beaches & sand dunes, inhabited by wild feral horses. Local Blue Crab watermen begin their day early & never know what they will catch. Maryland is a beautiful, geographically diverse state with rich maritime heritage of Chesapeake Bay & hills, woods & waters of Western Maryland with Cunningham Falls, Antietam & Potomac Falls.

Provincetown. Dolphin Fleet and East Coast whale watching. Arts Dune Tours historic sand dunes guide of Cape Cod National Seashore. Striper Fishing off the Cape. The Cape Cod Canal. In Plymouth, Pilgrim Hall Museum - with pilgrim artifacts. Cranberries are an important crop. Salem known for Witchcraft Trials. Boston’s Old North Church Change Ringers keep bells ringing. Boston’s Crane Paper supplies US currency paper. Hills of West MA. visit Monterey Chevre Cheese and watercolorist Alan James Robinson. America’s favorite artist - Norman Rockwell Museum & Studio. The Big E - largest fair in Northeast.

Detroit, Motown and Motor City history, The Henry Ford, Diego Rivera at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Lionel Trains, Hell, Battle Creek, Traverse City cherries, Mackinac Island and Mays fudge creations, Upper Peninsula, Sault St. Marie, Copper Harbor, waterfalls and sleeping Bear Dunes National Park.

Natchez - oldest permanent community on Mississippi river - well-preserved mansions & antebellum homes - town cemetery has equal history, Vicksburg known for role in the Civil War, waterfront-only casinos - important to local economy, Dinner Bell Family Restaurant - authentic southern cooking, Bluegrass & Gospel music in Sandy Ridge, Delta Pride Catfish co-op, Humphries County World Catfish Festival - live music, catfish eating contest and Catfish Queen. William Faulkner, Nobel Prize for Literature lived in Oxford, now a museum. Thacker Mountain Radio weekly program for Mississippi Public Broadcasting - musicians, writers, poets & performers gather. Grower, bonsai artist & teacher, Brussel Martin, helps bonsai enthusiasts.

“Mark Twain Himself” stage performance in Hannibal; city of St. Louis; Kansas City Fountains; Harry S. Truman Presidential Library; Hallmark Cards; Negro Leagues Baseball Museum; American Jazz Museum; SubTropolis; Fantastic Caverns; Live Entertainment Capital in Branson; Bass Pro/Big Cedar Lodge; Dogwood Canyon; and Sikeston's Redneck BBQ.

Henry Doorly Zoo with desert landscapes, gorillas, polar bears & rainforests. Father Edward Flanagan's Boys Town (now Boys & Girls Town) a unique refuge for troubled children. The Art Farm with sculptures like ‘Corn Boy’. Homestead National Monument of America. Painter & sculptor Thomas Palmerton's statue of Lewis & Clark. Make wagon wheels with a father & son team. Shepherd’s Dairy sheep’s milk creates handcrafted lotions & soaps. Marshall Custom Hats creates custom cowboy hats. In Sidney, Cabela’s. In Harrison, the “Coffee Burger”. Nearby Carhenge, a unique replica of Stonehenge with cars.

Las Vegas, casino design, Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, Red Rock Canyon, Rhyolite ghost town, Woman's International Bowling Congress in Reno, Chili Cook-off in Virginia City, loneliest road in America, historic Eureka and famous Opera House, Sand Mountain recreation area, and cattle ranching...

Fall colors of Portsmouth, Cog Railroad to Mt. Washington, Grand Hotel Resorts, Clark’s Trading Post since 1930’s, Café Lafayette Dinner Train, custom boot maker Peter Limmer, Canterbury Shaker Village, America’s oldest general store in Bath, Yankee Publishing and secrets of The Old Farmer’s Almanac...

Cape May, seaside resort with Victorian charm & architecture. Seafood, bluegrass & decoys at Baymen’s Seafood & Music Festival. Atlantic City one of the first resort towns in USA. Its history reflected in Joseph Polillo’s historic postcards. Saltwater Taffy factory tour shows how it’s made. In Springfield, Brigade of the American Revolution’s historical reenactment of Springfield Battle. Technology & medicine at Liberty Science Center, in Jersey City. “Save Ellis Island” restores decaying & abandoned structures. In Lyndhurst, dueling knights & Andalusian stallions parade at Medieval Times - trainers, actors & stuntmen work hard. Visitors walk Grounds for Sculpture, a place where nature & art intermingle.

Taos Pueblo, Santa Fe skiing, and Shush Yaz Gallery, Chaco Canyon, Gila Cliff Dwellings, Alburquerque Ballooning and Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, Sandia Peak Tram, Bosque del Apache NWR, Salinas Missions, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Roswell UFO Museum, White Sands & Roadrunner.

New York City is global headquarters for many corporations and home of the United Nations, New York Stock Exchange, theaters, museums, subways and so much more. Also neighborhoods, farmers markets and Central Park give city personality. Fulton Fish Market - a bustling center of commerce. “Tribute” museum celebrates power, creativity and resilience of NYC. Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Immigration Museum - immigrants came to begin new lives. Apple orchards of Hudson Valley where Big Apple claimed its name – also mounded apple pie from Tantillo’s Fruit Stand. Historic Huguenot village of New Paltz has buildings from several centuries. Miniatures to monuments are cast at Tallix Art Foundry. Saratoga Springs with its mineral springs and horse racing. Adirondack State Park also where US Mail delivered by Old Forge Mail Boat. Erie Canal was once a major transportation artery between New York City and Great Lakes. Home made cookies at Fly By Night Cookie Company. A visit to Niagara Falls with ride on “Maid of the Mists” tour boat, and fireworks over Manhattan - a sight to behold

Wright Brothers, US Air Force Museum, Columbus, Longaberger Baskets, Scott Hagan Barn Artist, Chris Helm Fly Tying, Amish Community, Guggisberg Cheese, Lehman's "New" Old Products, Pro Football Hall of Fame, All American Soap Box Derby, Wilson Sporting Goods factory, Lake Erie's Kelley Island and Cedar Point Amusement Park.

Philadelphia, Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, U.S. Constitution, Valley Forge, National Center for the American Revolution, Gettysburg, Wharton Esherick artist and sculpture museum, Covered Bridges and Painted Barns, Pittsburgh, National Aviary. Modern dairy farmers and Amish farmers...

Rhode Island is one of America’s precious gems and a microcosm of New England. First armed conflict with the British took place in Warwick, Rhode Island with burning of the Gaspee, the Industrial Revolution has its origins at Slater Mill. Preservation of 18th century history is major concern in Newport. Twentieth century mansions line bluffs in Bellevue District including Astors Beechwood Speakeasy and bring up the past through entertainment, music & acting. Visitors to Rose Island step back in time by staying at a lighthouse. Providence, the state’s capital, became revitalized through a combination of development and civic pride. Barnaby Evans’ WateFire Providence is a moving work of art and symbol of the city’s transformation. Providence also supports tradition of culinary excellence nurtured by Johnson and Wales University and Culinary Archives & Museum. Federal Hill district known as “Little Italy” is famous for restaurants, boutiques and gourmet food shops. A glimpse into the world of regional jewelry manufacturing shows origins of beautifully preserved architecture on Benefit Street. Outside Providence, small villages and businesses have changed little over time, including historic Coggleshall Farm and Kenyons Grist Mill. Block Island draws thousands of summer residents each year to experience pace of island life, its beaches, boating and fishing.

Horse drawn carriage tour of old Charleston, basket weavers of exquisite handmade sweet grass baskets, Circular Congregational Church and the Magnolia Singers performing spirituals, Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head, dolphin-watching excursion, Ride a shrimp boat along coastal waters, upcountry lifestyle in Edgefield...

The Black Hills, Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park annual Buffalo Roundup, ranching and farming country, Wall Drug in Wall, the Pioneer Auto Show in Murdo, Hansen Carriages in Letcher, Laura Ingalls Wilder’s childhood home in De Smet, Terry Redlin Art Gallery in Watertown, Corn Palace in Mitchell, World’s Largest Pheasant in Huron also home to “the city of murals” and pheasant hunters.

Old-time mountain music, bluegrass, country, rock & roll and blues have deep roots in Tennessee. Nashville earned title “Music City USA”. Country Music Hall of Fame, see music’s history & important artifacts. The Grand Ole Opry longest running live radio show in USA.

Fort Worth, stockyards, the “Cow Whisperer”, old time cattle drive, “Billy Bob’s” - world’s largest “honky-tonk”, rodeo clowns, Longhorn cattle and life on a ranch in Weatherford. Slate River Ranch - breeding and training world champion ‘cutting horses’, Tex-Mex cuisine at L & J Café since 1930’s. Goliad, where the Texas revolution started, coastal areas in Rockport-Fulton - spectacular bird watching, San Antonio and rodeo competitions...

Park City and Olympic sports areas for all to enjoy, Dutch John - a small gas station and fly fishing the Green River, Ashley National Forest, Racing Pigeons as a sport, The Mormon Tabernacle Choir - go behind scenes to see production of “Music and the Spoken Word”, life inside Church of Latter Day Saints and their global charity mission, trek Red Canyon, Kodachrome Basin and Bryce Canyon National Park, spcetacular colored sandstone formations...

Guitars, banjos, fiddles and mandolins - Mount Rogers School students learn mountain music, live music at Rex Theater in Galax, Wayne Henderson guitar maker shares stories, Shenandoah Valley, Staunton, dancing “Morris Men”, street fair, hot glass exhibition, Jamestown site, Jamestown Settlement - early American life - Indian village, sailing ships and swordsmen, Colonial Williamsburg, 1700's costumed characters, Yorktown battlefield, smoked country ham preparation.

Washington D.C. is the country’s grandest provider of national institutions, historical relics, museums, monuments & memorials including the Smithsonian Institution, The National Archives & The Library of Congress. The National Zoo is a nice diversion while visiting the historic treasures. The National Cathedral’s architecture & remarkable collection of iconography in sculpture & stained glass windows. DC’s racial & ethnic diversity is shown in neighborhoods like Adams Morgan, Georgetown’s Herring Hill & Frederick Douglass’ Anacostia. Travel by mule drawn barge on Historic Georgetown canal. On the Potomac River, the annual Dragon Boat Festival. The International Spy Museum has the world’s largest collection of espionage artifacts. Eastern Market, DC Farmers Market & DC Fish Market provide fresh produce, meats, fish, cheeses & artwork...

Mt. Rainier, Olympic Peninsula, Mount St. Helens parks, Pacific ocean coastline, San Juan Islands, Cascade mountain range, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, "Disneyland of Disaster" training camp for firefighters, Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, Dick Hancock - wildlife photographer and Josef Scaylea - award winning Seattle Times photographer, Museum of Glass "hot shop" creative glass production...

Ourdoors at New River Gorge. Regional craftworks at Tamarack. Marble King makes over a million marbles per day in Paden City. Cairo hosts annual Marble-fest. Local artisans create beautiful one-of-a-kind marbles. First Mother’s Day celebration held in Grafton.

Yellowstone park, "Devil's Tower", learn of Wyoming's other motto…the Suffrage state, Jackson Hole, "Old West Days" celebration, kayaking Snake River, Thermopolis Hot Springs, Dubois - a community turned cowtown to artist haven, Cheyenne, world's largest coal mine, Cody, and Buffalo Bill Historic Center...

Complete set of all 4 "Discoveries…Argentina" DVD programs "Nature's Spectacle", "Dinosaurs", "Golden Dorado and Life in the North" and "Patagonia".

80 million year old clues challenge modern day dinosaur detectives who search the badlands of Argentina’s Patagonia in their attempt to solve ancient mysteries. Segments include a major dinosaur egg discovery site and several other active dinosaur digs…

Fly fishing for the Golden Dorado known for its ferocious behavior. Video essays on gauchos of Corrientes, explore cities of Salta, Jujuy, Posadas, Itati and the ruins of San Ignacio Mini, a village furniture maker in Machagay, local markets, experience the Tango in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires...

Iguazu Falls, Ibera Marsh, Peninsula Valdes, Patagonia region - lands of hundreds of bird species, monkeys, Rheas, Guanacos, Burrowing Owls, Orca Whales, Megellanic Penquins, Sea Lions, & Elephant Seals…

Fly fishing the Corcovado River, Along Peninsula Valdez, giant killer whales chase sea lions, Magellan penguins nest. Historic narrow gauge rail line on "La Trochita". Hideout of Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid, San Carlos de Bariloche by shores of lago Nahuel Haupi. Buenos Aires street fairs, antiques, art, music and dance...

Complete set of all 3 "Discoveries…Ireland" DVD programs: "A Celtic Treasure", "The Emerald Isle" and "A Mystical Journey".

North coast, Innishowen Peninsula, country b&b's, coastal village Ballycastle, Giant's Causeway, Obrien’s Tower, Liscannor Stone, town of Kinsale, Old Head golf course, Bushmill's Distillery, Foxford Woolen Mills, Charles Fort, ancient castle ruins, music from Gaelic community Rathcairn, Cliffs of Moher, Creevykeel Court Tomb, Grianan Fort...

Kilrush Music Festival, Irish fiddlers, pub music and dancing with John Lynch’s Kilfenora Band, Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth built in 3500 BC, ancient castles Cahir, Cashel, Blarney, Kilkenny, Markree and Waterford, Hill of Tara. Irish fisherman on Moy and Tar rivers, Irish cottage industries, Passage Tombs, castle hotels, Irish step dancing, fine crystal at Waterford Crystal, town of Waterford with Reginald’s Tower...

Irish dance with Bru Boru dance troupe, castles and cathedrals, Dublin, countrysides, horse racing, community sports and entertainment, inland waterways and canalways, locks and bridges, locks keepers, barge owners, Irish Pubs, historic Clonmel, Hoare Abbey, Irish farmers, farm houses, livestock auction, cheese making, organic farming, Rock of Cashel, and ancient ruins...

Complete set of all 7 "Discoveries…Spain" DVD programs: "El Corazon", "Pilgrim Route", Coastal North", "Barcelona", "Mediterranean", "Southwest", "Castles, Cathedrals & Roman Ruins"

Madrid museums and nightlife, Palacio El Escorial, central plateau, Segovia, Roman aqueduct, Avila, medieval walls, Toros Guisando, stone bull carvings from Iberian era, Toledo, Damasquinado artisans…

Dynamic coast, Roman ruins, ancient castles, modern art and architecture, fishing anchovies, bullfighting lessons, paella party, canal boats, pueblas blancas, city of Ronda, and Europe’s oldest boys choir in Montserrat…

Ancient route Camino de Compostela, towns of Leon and Santiago de Compostela, Finisterre, monasteries Yesu and Hesu, tour great vineyards and wineries in Rioja region; La Guardia grand gothic cathedral doorway preserved for centuries…

Cities of Andulucia and Sevilla, see one of largest cathedrals in world, and Alcazar Palace, with the best in Mudahar architecture. Roman ruins in Merida, and small villages of conquistadors Pizarro and Cortes…

Discover this exciting modern city critical in development of Iberian peninsula. Antoni Gaudi modernist architecture throughout city. Extraordinary art, history, chocolate and enchanting ancient Catalonian dance of the Sardana…

Spectacular icons of the past dating to Roman, Moor & Christian influences. Delve into cultural & architectural diversity of the Iberian Peninsula. Some of Europe’s finest art collections & historical architecture…

Basque country’s spectacular scenery, Frank Geary designed Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, community of San Sebastian; 3,000 year old dolmans, lace makers of Camarinas; commercial fishing; and harvesting world’s most expensive spice, Saffron.

Filmed on location in Yellowstone National Park, this DVD shows how fire affects our forests and generates a healthy, more vigorous wildlife population.

Featuring Professional Backpacker Jeff Carver, this DVD is an essential learning tool so you can better prepare and enjoy the hiking experience. The DVD provides important basic information and encouragement for novice hikers, and those who have hiked previously and wish to begin again.

Glen and Grand Canyon most spectacular of the Colorado River. Meet Georgie Clark, "Old Woman Of The River", first woman to swim river and first woman to run guided river trips. See giant California condors. Grand Canyon at sunrise, and fly fishing Glen Canyon...

A two video set on DVD including everything you might need to know for outdoor survival. Includes information on building shelter, starting fires, minimizing heat loss, navigating with the stars, and gathering food. Vital information for hikers or campers

3 Films on 1 DVD - Field Care and Cooking. This DVD features Big Game Butchering Field to Table; Cooking Healthy and Tasty Venison; Aging, Smoking & Venison Sausage Making. Make the most of your next big game animal by creating mouth-watering-meals you'll be proud to serve to your friends and family.