Home Waters - Documentary - Extreme Solo Canoe Adventure Journeys with Robert Perkins
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Naturalist Robert Perkins takes a five-week journey down the Connecticut River from the Canadian border to Long Island Sound. The special encore presentation of this 1994 film is presented by live in-studio guests, along with additional complementary programming, in the context of exploring the environmental progress benefiting our region’s landmark river.
Fond memories of this serene travelogue. Thanks for making it available online!
Loved this movie. Incredible. Thank you for sharing.
I saw this when it was released and positively loved it, I ended up buying a copy on VHS direct from NHPTV in the mid 90's. So glad to see it available online!
Good eye Robert🧿 met u in Boston in the 80's& have been inspired by your travels since, living vicariously. Thankyou& i hope your big toe is better. Awe bears.
These shows are so epically wonderful...thank you for posting!
Even thought I don't remember seeing this years ago, there seems to be some parts I "feel" I remember. I enjoyed it very much, as always, thanks for posting.
Great film , thanks to you and your folks.
Another dam good vidio Robert
Wise words about sport
This is the first film of yours I ever saw. Liked it then, got hooked, and still like it now after about 100 views.
Cheers from Montreal!
Thank you for posting this wonderful journey. You feed my soul.
what a wonderful documentary, yes that man who shot the bear for sport , should have defiantly thank the bear and ate the meat, maybe a few drops of tobacco on the bear I hate hunters who just shoot for sport . I admire your respect of nature . the scene of you with the baby bears was so beautiful you are so blessed to have been able to do this .
Beautiful work. Your sonorous voice mirrors the calming effect of paddling and being in nature. Thank you so much for sharing.
I agree 👍!
Saw this back in 94/95. I grew up along that river in Greenfield Mass.
The hypocrisy is hilarious 🤣 I completely destroyed a few trees to make my recreational vehicle.
Watching in July, ‘23……..anybody know how these Eastern rivers are doing now?? Hopefully still on the mend.