DVD. Green Paradise. 130 Minutes. Experience Exotic Islands Untouched by Time Explore the world’s most beautiful paradises! The natural beauty of these stunning locales has been preserved for centuries by local populations. Travel to these magical places and experience their splendors in stunning high definition. Learn about local wildlife and regional ecosystems. Meet the locals whose dedication has preserved these lands and who are now building their economies through sustainable eco-tourism. Filled with unforgettable imagery, Green Paradise tells the stories of the most gorgeous natural places on Earth! French Polynesia: In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the Tuamotus is one of the larges archipelagos in French Polynesia. Displaying stunning beauty, the islands now face the challenge of preserving the ecosystem of their coral gardens. Palau: Explore the string of islands that form Palau, namely by taking kayaks to discover the famous Rock Island. With over 200 islands, Palau offers one of the best places for diving in the world. The underwater sites are exceptional: canyons, underwater tunnels, caves and lagoons. The fish variety is impressive and the sharks and manta rays will dazzle. New Caledonia: In contrast to its neighboring islands, which are volcanic, New Caledonia is a fragment of a former continent that broke away some 250 million years ago. Its flora and fauna are totally unique and evolved in a vacuum. Discover these marvels in a personal way, through encounters with the people who cherish this protected wilderness. Fiji: Fiji consists of more than 300 islands scattered in the South Pacific. In Fiji, all people can find an island that suits them as they retrace the steps of Robinson Crusoe, in this incredible paradise. Seychelles: The Seychelles Islands never cease to live up to their image as a Garden of Eden. These granite islands, the oldest on Earth, were only colonized in the 18th century and thus the natural beauty has largely been preserved.

DVD. Green Paradise. 122 Minutes. Visit Ancient Cultures Preserved in Breathtaking Settings Explore the world’s most beautiful paradises! The natural beauty of these stunning locales has been preserved for centuries by local populations. Travel to these magical places and experience their splendors in stunning high definition. Learn about local wildlife and regional ecosystems. Meet the locals whose dedication has preserved these lands and who are now building their economies through sustainable eco-tourism. Filled with unforgettable imagery, Green Paradise tells the stories of the most gorgeous natural places on Earth! Sri Lanka: Today, Sri Lanka is known principally for the beauty and great diversity of its landscapes: heavenly beaches, mountains, falls, famous tea plantations and forests. This country has everything needed to meet the growing foreign demand and has begun to preserve its ecological resources and respect the environment, so travelers can enjoy its bounties for years. Laos: Cut off from the rest of the world for 30 years, Laos is now slowly opening up to tourism. But its environment and its cultures are fragile. And only a responsible form of tourism will preserve its past and personality. From the fishing villages to the forests in northern Laos, meet the people who develop various alternatives designed to protect them. Oman: Connecting Asia and Africa, Oman is a mountainous country surrounded by sand and water. Its azure oceans and emerald rivers contrast with forbidding deserts of red and golden dunes. Boasting one of the most diverse natural environments in the entire Arabic peninsula, Oman’s mountains, plains and deserts are captured here in all their beauty and wonder! Indonesia: Discover Raja Ampat, an archipelago composed of four main islands, covered in thick forests and countless smaller islands. The beauty and variety of the Raja Ampat landscapes are breathtaking. Vast stretches of primary forest cover the islands, offering an ideal habitat for orchids, marsupials and birds of paradise. Philippines: The Philippines consists of 7,000 islands, including the island of Palawan, which is one of the wildest in the world. Still very undeveloped and traditional, its abundant wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, jungle mountains and white sandy beaches makes it one of the most biodiverse islands in the Philippines.

DVD. Green Paradise. 156 Minutes. Explore the world’s most beautiful paradises! The natural beauty of these stunning locales has been preserved for centuries by local populations. Travel to these magical places and experience their splendors in stunning high definition. Learn about local wildlife and regional ecosystems. Meet the locals whose dedication has preserved these lands and who are now building their economies through sustainable eco-tourism. Filled with unforgettable imagery, Green Paradise tells the stories of the most gorgeous natural places on Earth! Madagascar: Today, Madagascar has opened up and is finally showing itself to visitors, revealing the extent of its incredible natural and human resources. Egypt: Siwa is an island in the middle of the desert, where the Great Sand Sea comes to rest at the foot of the date palms. This large oasis, bordered by its two lakes of turquoise blue, is unique in Egypt and attracts travelers in search of authenticity. South Africa: With its wide open spaces and pristine coastline, the province of KwaZulu-Natal has become one of the South Africa’s eco-tourism havens. Away from the carefree atmosphere of its beaches, visitors become the privileged witnesses of well-preserved flora and fauna. Morocco: Take a voyage to the rhythm and the undulations of the dunes of the Moroccan desert. These immense landscapes seem frozen for eternity, carved by capricious winds. Namibia: Visitors to this country can admire more than a hundred types of animals, from zebras to giraffes, living in the wild. It also has an abundance of marine wildlife and a spectacular desert landscape to admire. Mozambique: This country, called the ‘Land of Good People’, has been cut off from the world by 25 years of war. Since opening up to tourism, however, Mozambique offers some of the most unique and wonderful experiences possible in Southern Africa, including the country’s incredible underwater riches.

Readers Digest. Watch the animal kingdom come alive to the spirited melodies of famous classical composers. Swing through the verdant rain forest with orangutans to the strains of Reger's "The Virgin's Slumber Song." Take a dip with dolphins and sea lions as they swirl to Debussy's "Reflections on the Water." Soar with a bald eagle across the winter skies of Yellowstone National Park on the wings of a Brahms symphony. Enjoy the slapstick antics of Midway Island's gooney birds to the music of Strauss's "Perpetual Motion." 48 minutes

Readers Digest. Travel to the earth's most inspiring natural wonders and shrines of sacred beauty conveyed by an original musical score. Escape to man's most magnificent accomplishments: imposing Mount Rushmore, the Great Pyramids and the famous Taj Mahal. Marvel at nature's most masterful creations: miles-wide Iguaz? Falls and the fascinating Amazon River, awe-inspiring Ayres Rock and America's national treasure, the magnificent Grand Canyon. 52 minutes

Reader's Digest. View enchanting scenery from around the world, set to inspirational melodies we all know and love. Tiny, snow-roofed churches and Rome's awe-inspiring St. Peter's set the scene for "The Bells of St. Mary's." Washington's Olympic Peninsula and Acadia National Park are aglow as the chorus sings "He." Winter covers Crater Lake and Glacier National Park with the quiet of "Be Still My Soul." Flowers from around the world bloom to the tune of "To a Wild Rose." Images of the Holy Land highlight "I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked." The breathtaking and spectacular colors of nature will astound you. 55 minutes. "Where is God? Well, he's right here all around us, but we don't see him because we are much too busy being self-absorbed with our lives. Take the time to watch this video without distraction, and then ask yourself, 'Where is God?'" AL

DVD. 2 Hours. Program #1: How Great Thou Art celebrates the beauty and grace of God's country while enjoying favorite hymns written to praise Him. Wondrous wilderness landscapes will enchant the eye, and familiar inspirational melodies will soothe the ear and the soul. Includes: How Great Thou Art, In the Sweet By and By, His Eye Is on the Sparrow, Amazing Grace, Deep River, Ave Maria, What a Friend We Have in Jesus, Abide With Me, Going Home, and more. Program #2: Climb Ev'ry Mountain features enchanting scenery from around the world, set to timelessly inspirational memories we all know and love. Includes: Climb Ev'ry Mountain, The Sound of Music, Morning Has Broken, The Bells of St. Mary's, He, Trees, Be Still My Soul, Jerusalem, Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah, and more.

DVD. Digging for the Truth. 611 Minutes. In his quest to solve some of the world's most elusive archaeological puzzles of all time, Josh Bernstein's passion for history takes him on exhilarating adventures to some of the most remote corners of the earth. In the action-packed second season of the acclaimed original program from The History Channel, Digging For The Truth follows this renowned explorer and survival expert as he tackles an all-new cache of history's best-kept secrets. Along the way, Josh tracks down the "untraceable" Roanoke Island colonists who disappeared four hundred years ago, journeys in search of the Amazon's lost cities, and uncovers the truth behind the Stonehenge monument. Using the latest technical advances as well as ancient clues, Josh unearths some of history's most powerful mysteries. Combining modern forensic science and majestic cinematography with Bernstein's exhilarating globetrotting exploits, Digging For The Truth: The Complete Season 2 reveals all 13 episodes of archaeological discovery and trailblazing adventure.

DVD. Digging for the Truth. 585 Minutes. Whether investigating ancient tunnels, crossing the icy waters of Lake Titicaca, or scaling the peaks of the Alps, explorer and survival expert Josh Bernstein takes viewers on a rollicking quest to unlock the world's greatest mysteries. DIGGING FOR THE TRUTH: THE COMPLETE SEASON 1 journeys to the most intriguing and dangerous places on earth as Josh uncovers astonishing secrets about some of history's most enigmatic civilizations. In the debut season, Josh voyages far into the Andes to track down the mythic El Dorado, deep into Ethiopia to follow the trail of the Ark of the Covenant, hikes through Utah to investigate the mysterious cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde, and explores the dark tombs of Egypt to unravel the true story of Queen Nefertiti--all the while proving that the ancient past is not so very far removed from our modern lives. In 13 action-packed episodes featuring stunning location footage from across the planet, the blending of modern forensic science and anthropology, and high-flying adventure, DIGGING FOR THE TRUTH: THE COMPLETE SEASON 1 unearths a vibrantly fresh approach to archaeology.

DVD. Explore. 25 Minutes. Seychelles This untouched Nirvana is without a doubt one of the most mystical places on earth - forget Pleasure Island we found and island utopia. Whitsundays The Great Barrier Reef is one of Australia's if not the world's most enticing destinations. Vanuatu The volcanic mountains of these sub-tropical islands make for a holiday destination with a difference. Bora Bora The beach front resorts, world famous lagoons and romantic sunsets make this the perfect island destination. Guam With an average water temperature of 27 degrees Celsius the oceans are renowned for their vivid turquoise lagoons, deep-sea currents and amazing clarity.

DVD. Explore. 25 Minutes. Spain - Valerrama Golf Club Ranked at the very top of Golf World Magazine's top 100 courses of continental Europe for the past 15 consecutive years and the most exclusive private golf club in all of Europe. Ireland - County Louth Golf Club and the European Golf Club One of the country's oldest and most historic golf clubs, the clubhouse shows how proud they are of their rich heritage, despite all its modern facilities. Las Vegas - Badlands Golf Club For Golfers who want a challenge, look no further than the clubs three distinct nines;the desperado, Diablo and outlaw courses that weave through deep canyons. South Africa - Sparrebosch, Durban and Lost City Golf Clubs For the golf enthusiast, South Africa is a wonderful destination. The country boasts an ideal climate for spending time out on the fairways under the bright African sun and golfers here are blessed for choice. Ireland - Connemara and Doonbeg Golf Clubs This picturesque 72 par course has breathtaking views and is a challenge to all who play her! Las Vegas - Royal Links Golf Club Royal links golf club was created to honor the rich tradition and history of the game of golf with the greens modeled after championship golf courses inspired by the British open rotation courses. Scotland - St Andres Golf Club St Andrews is one of Scotland's finest golf courses and plays host to the prestigious open tournament every five years in which the world's best golfers compete.

DVD. Explore. 25 Minutes. India - Darjeeling Himalayan Railway This famous train journey travels to the tea growing town of Darjelling, at the foothills of the Himalayas. Canada - Whistler Mountain Saddle up! The Whistler Mountain train forges an unforgettable path through Canada's Rocky Mountain's. Kenya - Steam Safari After 20 Years on the scrap heap, the world's largest and heaviest steam locomotive is unveiled in Kenya, and put back into full service. Hungary - Children's Train The Budapest Children's Railway is the world's only full size railway operated almost entirely by children aged 10 to 14. Canada - Rocky Mountaineer The slower pace of the Rocky Mountaineer has been a best seller for 17 years, having carried over 800,000 guests through the dramatic landscape of Canada's west. China to Tibet China's new rail from Beijing to Tibet is more than just a line, it's a bridge between two disparate cultures living closely together. Russia - Luxury Trans-Siberian Train If you're looking for a rail experience that sums it all up the glamour, the formality and the nostalgia then a trip on the Trans-Siberian Railway is for you.

DVD. Client Denn Digital Camera. 75 Minutes. Perhaps the greatest array of natural wonders in the world is found in the western United States. Great Parks preserve them and open them to visitors. The world's single largest expanse of exposed granite comprises the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Five Great Parks are carved from its valleys and peaks. They include glaciers, great rivers, five of the world's 20 highest waterfalls, deep canyons, lakes, bold monoliths and the world's largest trees. Just west, on the coast, is the world's tallest tree in the "Avenue of the Giants" grove. Yellowstone's great variety of trees, rivers, canyons and meadows are picturesque settings for buffalo, bear, wolf and elk. Volcanic chambers below produce belching fumaroles, boiling mud pots, hot clear pools and numerous vents and geysers. In the southwest are Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Saguaro, and the Petrified Forest Parks. Ancient Native Americans flourished at Mesa Verde and Canyon de Chelly. Echoes of their past are present there in today's rich Indian culture. A bold land, in colorful motif and design, shows startling contrasts in Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches National Park, Natural Bridges and the awe inspiring Grand Canyon. To the north are the remarkable vistas of Glacier Park and the rare temperate rain forest of Olympic Park. Mount St.Helens shows the volcanic past and present of the Pacific's Rim of Fire and reminds us that capricious nature can still awe and humble us. Much of this "Great West" was opened to settlers and industry by the railroads and a few of these trains still operate today. "The Durango-Silverton" in the Rocky Mountains, "The Skunk" crossing the Coastal Range and the "Grand Canyon Railway" are exciting examples.

DVD. Explore. 25 Minutes. Kenya Africa the ultimate destination for the adventure traveler and Kenya's got it all;rugged beauty, natural spectacles and massive beasts. Finland If you're seeking adventure at the other end of the globe and at the other end of the thermometer then you are invited into the pristine wilderness of Finland's Arctic Circle. Papua New Guinea If your idea of a getaway is encountering an untouched tribal people, still living life as their ancient ancestors did then your destination is Papua New Guinea. India Gorumara National Park in India's eastern west Bengal state offers you lush green paradise not just with the bird life, the peaceful surrounds and the relaxing change of pace from city life. Dubai We take you to the dry desert heart of the United Arab Emirates where life is luxurious in the beautiful world famous resort of Al-Maha. Australia Although it's hot and dry and there's nothing for miles and miles they don't call this the desert. They call this "the outback" a sheer delight with magnificent rock formations and golden, glorious sunsets. Chile As a holiday maker to Chile's Tulor Village, you might think you've landed on Mars! This ancient village dating back to 800 BC is made of circular buildings that once housed 200 people on the shores of the San Pedro River.

DVD. Explore. 25 Minutes. Freedom of the Seas Perfect for people wanting to embark on a once in a lifetime experience, "Freedom of the Seas" was launched in 2006 and was celebrated as the largest cruise vessel ever built. Australia - Murray River Cruise There's no better way to see the Murray River and a slice of the beautiful and dramatic Australian Outback, than to drift by on the "Murray Princess" Paddle Steamer. Queen Mary II One of the grandest, most magnificent ocean liners ever built, the "Queen Mary II" leads the way when it comes to sophistication and elegance. Sea Dream Yacht Club If relaxed and casual is what you're looking for on a getaway, then the "Sea Dream Yacht Club" has a cruise ship for you. Antarctica - The Ernest Shackleton Odyssey The Ernest Shackleton Odyssey is one of the many unique Antarctic Travel Journeys offered by Aurora Expeditions and is perfect for people who want to trace the footsteps of the legendary explorer. Celebrity "Celebrity" cruise ships consistently rank among the best in the world and are famous for their modern day technology mixed with timeless elegance. Fiji - Captain Cook Cruises For the young and free spirited traveler, "Captain Cook Cruises" is the place for you as you discover the real Fiji over 7 nights - spectacular beaches, crystal clear waters and warm and friendly culture.

8-Volume Beautiful Boxed Set. Relive the Golden Age of Alpine Skiing-from 1940s Hollywood coming to Sun Valley, Idaho for lessons, to the birth of hotdogging in 1970s Aspen-with Classic Ski Films on DVD. Whether it was the first WWII training film for U.S. mountain troops, or the pageantry and power of the 1960 Winter Olympics, three extraordinary pioneering filmmakers captured it through the lens of history. John Jay Considered the grand-daddy of the modern ski-film road show, John Jay was a Rhodes Scholar whose prolific output and inveterate showmanship were the inspirations to an entire generation of newly minted skiers. His books and magazine articles aside, Jay's annual ski films-featuring his trademarked brand of wittily inspired commentary-have played to tens of thousands of alpine enthusiasts. John Jay died in 2000, four days before his 85th birthday. Otto Lang Entrepreneur, ski instructor to the stars, Academy Award-nominated documentarian: Otto long ranks among the greats of ski-film production. Opening America's first ski school in the mid-1930s, Lang was invited to head the Sun Valley (Idaho) Ski School, offering instruction to the likes of Gary cooper, Groucho Marx, and Twentieth Century Fox studio head, Darryl Zanuck. At Zanuck's invitation Land embarked on an illustrious Hollywood career as producer/director Otto Lang resides in Seattle. Dick Barrymore He took a short vacation from the Los Angeles Fire Department to make a documentary film about skiing. Thirty years and thousands of feet of film later, Dick Barrymore enjoys a global reputation as an itinerant artist whose motion pictures highlight every aspect of the sheer joy of skiing, from innovations in early equipment to the thrill of adventure and competition. Hanging up his camera in 1990, he decisively retired from ski-filmmaking while at the top of his game. Dick Barrymore resides in a thatched-roof bungalow at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja Peninsula. The Films of John Jay DVD1 Olympic Holiday A stunning chronicle of the 1960 Winter Olympic Games in Squaw Valley, California. Filmed events include: Opening &Closing Ceremonies Women's &Men's Downhill Women's And Men's Giant Slalom Women's Men's &Paies Figure Skating 90 Metre Ski jump Hockey: USA vs. USSR DVD2 Winter Magic Around the World Part global travelogue, part thrilling ski spectacle, with a narrative tone as light as a dusting of fresh powder. Locations include: Bugaboo Mountains, British Columbia Vail, Colorado Tasman Glacier, New Zealand Switzerland Japan Australia Russia DVD3 Ski Down the Years A light-hearted celebration of the golden Age of American skiing 1940-1970, an era pre-dating release bindings, fiberglass skis, aluminum poles, snowmaking, and efficient ski lifts. DVD4 The Best of John Jay A Vail-to-Zermatt greatest-hits compilation from this prolific ski-cinema patriarch, serving up a pioneering pan-global ski safari of yesteryear's most daring action. Locations include: Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico Atlas Mountains, Africa Aspen, Colorado Sun Valley, Idaho Klosters, Switzerland Japan New Zealand The Films of Otto Lang DVD 5 The Basic Principles of Skiing The quintessential B&W instructional film from 1941, instrumental in the training regimen of United states mountain troops. A unique cinematic record of ski techniques and equipment of the period, and featuring actor Alan Ladd as a 10th Mountain Division recruit! Documentary highlights include: Ski Design, Selection &Care Bindings &Toe Plates Climbing Skins Lacquer &Wax Schussing &Traversing The Herringbone &sidestep The side Slip &Lunge Stem &Jump Turns DVD6 Ski Flight The first theatrical ski film, produced for Warner Brothers and premiering at Radio City Music Hall in 1938. Skifully Yours An insightful retrospective on the Sun Valley, Idaho ski scene circa 1939. The Films of Dick Barrymore DVD7 The Performers The gonzo short film from 1970 that ushered in the freestyle revolution. Five members of the K2 demonstration team travel the United states, putting 10,000 clicks on a 26-foot motor home painted red, white, and blue. DVD8 The Last of the Ski Bums Made for a mere $12,000 and released as a feature film in New York and Chicago, Ski Bums follows the European exploits-nightclubbing in France, winning at roulette in Monte Carlo, hitting the slopes at Chamonix, reliving the days of skiing the Tasman glacier-of three footloose Americans in 1967.

Globe Trekker. Whether it be in the Moroccan Sahara desert or on top of the Himalayas, Best Treks gives you a taste of some of the most exceptional escapes. Ian Wright and his fellow travellers take you to incredible trekking destinations across some of the harshest and remotest places on earth - across every continent - from Asia to the Arctic, Australia to Africa. Along the way? $_$_START_LIST ? Climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa ? Walk the Inca Trail in Peru ? Ride with husky dogs through the wilderness of Greenland ? Raft the Salmon river in Idaho, the largest non-dammed river in the USA ? Hike the world's most active volcano, Kilauea, in Hawaii $_$_END_LIST Enhanced with special additional footage, Pilot Guide to the Best Treks invites you to embark for two hours of breathtaking adventures. 120 minutes.

DVD. Explore. 25 Minutes. South Australia Known as the "Opal capital of the world", this mining town is located 850 kilometers north of the south Australian capital city and is regarded as a backpacker's paradise. Ireland Due to its relaxed culture, old and established historic traditions and, of course, its love of Guinness, Ireland is renowned for being a favorite with travelers. Egypt With camels, the Sphinx, the Nile and the pyramids Egypt is a country full of wonderful things to explore. Chernobyl While it seems like an unlikely backpacking destination, the natural charms of Ukraine are slowly shining once again, despite the tragedy of Chernobyl. NSW, Australia Australia is an incredibly cosmopolitan country whose sheer size offers backpackers years worth of travel. New Zealand New Zealand is an excellent backpacking or budget travel destination either as part of a larger Australia based tour or on its own. Thailand Over recent years Thailand has positioned itself as the backpacker's gem of south-east Asia offering everything from crowded markets and bazaars to ancient temples, to busy nightlife and some of the best scenery in the region.

Modern Marvels Architectural Wonders. 1 Hour and 40 Minutes. Egyptian Pyramids Constructed as tombs for the ancient pharaohs, over 100 pyramids remain in Egypt today, standing as cultural and engineering marvels of staggering proportions. But many facts about these monuments-including the exact methods used to construct them-remain tantalizingly obscure. Modern Marvels travels back in time to investigate their evolution, from the first primitive, flat-roofed tombs called "mastaba" to such magnificent works as the Step Pyramid, Bent Pyramid , and of course, the great masterpiece of Giza: the Necropolis! The Great Wall of China Winding roughly 6,700 kilometers through undulating mountains, grasslands, and desert, its vastness seems beyond the realm of human possibility. A wonder of the ancient world, the Great Wall of China is one of mankind's most massive building achievements. Yet contrary to popular belief, there is no single wall of China, but rather a series of walls built for different reasons at different times. Modern Marvels embarks on a journey of discovery, investigating the mysterious history surrounding this cultural marvel.

Modern Marvels Architectural Wonders. 1 Hour and 40 Minutes. Mount Rushmore Towering over the Black Hills of South Dakota, Mount Rushmore is a beloved American masterpiece that was built over the course of 15 years, with 350 men pouring their sweat into the grand vision of talented young sculptor Gutzon Borglum. Using drills and explosives, they carefully chiseled Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt into the massive granite cliff. Modern Marvels explores the controversial history of this unorthodox monument, including the remarkable design specifications, the tragedies and setbacks that marred its construction, and the awe it inspires to this day. Hoover Dam The task seemed unsurmountable: build the world's largest dam in the middle of the desert, then tame the river that carved the Grand Canyon, and do it all in seven years! When the Hoover Dam was completed at last in 1935. It became the largest dam in the world. Hoover Dam reveals how this engineering wonder of the world was conceived and built.