Just caught part one of the two part N.Z. episodes and was definitely worth watching.
Look out for it on the travel channel.
Look out for it on the travel channel.
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I watched it the other night and really enjoyed it, manage to get it from the start
I missed it, darn it!
It should come on again and again and again 
We have The Travel Channel, but it's not included in the cable package I have. Time to upgrade I guess
Though I rarely watch TV, I do like the the travel channel.
The channels I watch most have to do with history, travel, geography and anything that has to do with information and learning.
I love learning about the planet, cultures and various parts of the world.
Just the other night there was an hour long program on new Inca discoveries in Peru and having been there I was more than just a little interested as I had been to those exact places.
I love learning about the planet, cultures and various parts of the world.
Just the other night there was an hour long program on new Inca discoveries in Peru and having been there I was more than just a little interested as I had been to those exact places.
I really enjoy those things, too. However, Mae Lyne watches the chick flick stuff, medical shows, and crime shows. My dad watches sports. Thus I watch very little TV. I never have been much of a TV person anyway; I'd rather read.
Rocky the other night on Discovery they had a program about the Onondaga Museum and how the hauled the sub from Halifax around the coast. It was really something to see especially having seen all your photo of the area. I am sure I recognized the light house where they hauled it onto the land
Rocky the other night on Discovery they had a program about the Onondaga Museum and how the hauled the sub from Halifax around the coast. It was really something to see especially having seen all your photo of the area. I am sure I recognized the light house where they hauled it onto the land
Yes, that's a pretty cool story - and that was a long haul!! There was lots of wartime activity here with German submarines prowling around the mouth of the harbour waiting to try and sink the convoys - unfortunately, with quite a bit of success:y8:
Having been to a place, seeing pictures or at least knowing something about a place adds new meaning to a story. That's part of the joy I get from a TV documentry.
In this case, you got to see a little bit of this area and recognized some things
Halifax is the east coast base for the Canadian Navy so lots of activity here.
Also I could relate to the story of needing the high tide to float it up onto the land having seen some of those photos of the boats in those small harbours. It was a very cool program to watch
:y24: :y24: You are bad, AJ.
There's only one thing a Marine hates more than the Navy.....that's someone else's Navy 
You can take the Jarhead out of the Marines, but you can't take the Marines out of a Jarhead.....or something like that???
You can take the Jarhead out of the Marines, but you can't take the Marines out of a Jarhead.....or something like that???
OK, OK, enough with making fun of the Canadian Navy:y14:
At least we upgraded from the birch bark canoes and bows and arrows that we had last year
At least we upgraded from the birch bark canoes and bows and arrows that we had last year
:y24: :y24: :y24: That's telling them Rocky
i wouldn't worry about it rocky! the brit navy has got so small now ,that matchbox toys are going to do scale models of all three ships !OK, OK, enough with making fun of the Canadian Navy:y14:
At least we upgraded from the birch bark canoes and bows and arrows that we had last year
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