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Did you watch Drakensberg: Barrier of Spears? We want your feedback!
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I was mesmerized watching this program last night on Nature! I also would like information about purchasing the beautiful African chant soundtrack. Does anyone know a source for this?
Thank you for your continuous marvelous programming.
I LOVE TO BE ABLE TO FLY OVER PARTS OF THE WORLD I WILL NEVER GET TO SEE PERSONALLY. THE AERIAL SHOTS OVER THE HIGH PEAKS ARE BREATHTAKING. I REALLY LIKE THE NIGHT VISION PHOTOGRAPHY.
Utterly stunning and facinating ; was unaware of such an unusual mountain range in all of
AFRICA. A continuing study of mamalian life and instincts inherited from our upchain theory of Darwinian ancestors.
A beautiful spectacle of nature. I especially enjoyed the rich, melodious voice of the narrator, F. Murray Abrams.
As always with Nature, it was a wonderful show. I learned a lot about some of the different animals. The Hooded Vultures were interesting as was the River Frog.
I loved it. From start to finish, it was informative, interesting and well done. Not much more to say other than I loved it!