| Subject: | Yellowstone |
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| From: | "Philip Tyler" macmang4125 |
| Date: | Sun Mar 29, 2009 2:18 pm ((PDT)) |
The BBC have been running a 3 part series on Yellowstone which finished ton= ight here in the UK, I have been catching up on it by watching recordings. What a fantastic place! We have just got to the end of summer and the start= of autumn which is where part 3 will continue from. It seems a truly amazing place with some wonderful wildlife. The second episode ended with a look at "geyser gazers" I can understand wh= y some of them do it as when they do blow it is quite amazing and quite a s= ight. I know this e-mail is not strictly about nature recording but I know some o= f the group do record in Yellowstone and I just wanted to say I am really e= nvious! Phil |
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