Pittsburgh From the Air
Pittsburgh From the Air
10/27/2011 | 56m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
Aerial views of Western PA’s seasons and landmarks like Fallingwater, Fort Ligonier, Pitt.
Pittsburgh from the Air showcases Western Pennsylvania in stunning high definition, with breathtaking aerial views across all four seasons. Winter snowscapes, lush green valleys, and fall colors frame iconic landmarks like Fallingwater, Kennywood Park, Fort Ligonier, and the University of Pittsburgh, plus dramatic views over rivers and buffalo racing across snowy fields.
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Pittsburgh From the Air is a local public television program presented by WQED
Pittsburgh From the Air
Pittsburgh From the Air
10/27/2011 | 56m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
Pittsburgh from the Air showcases Western Pennsylvania in stunning high definition, with breathtaking aerial views across all four seasons. Winter snowscapes, lush green valleys, and fall colors frame iconic landmarks like Fallingwater, Kennywood Park, Fort Ligonier, and the University of Pittsburgh, plus dramatic views over rivers and buffalo racing across snowy fields.
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Where the Three Rivers famously meet stands a city for all seasons.
The hub of western Pennsylvania, anchored to a region rich with human energy and natural beauty.
This is Pittsburgh from the air.
A frigid winter Sunday.
A day when the boys of summer.
Have long since gone home.
A day to leave the city to the elements.
Unless, of course, you are among the hearty black and gold fans with a ticket to the game.
They seem to last forever.
These months of frigid beauty, of crystal and winter light.
But before long the months of waiting will end with a thrill of life, reborn in the season of sun and fun.
My God.
A poet once wrote.
Be like the flower.
Turn your face to the sun.
And in this season we answer that great invitation to enjoy manmade pleasures amid the natural wonders.
City and country all within reach.
Western Pennsylvania becomes our playground.
As day turns to dusk, a strange sight appears in the darkening sky.
A lone daredevil sits in an airborne kayak.
And rides the wind towards Earth.
Challenging gravity to carry him safely to the river and city.
That weight below.
On this 4th of July, the sky explodes over the place we proudly call home.
It's a night to celebrate a great nation, and a region and city that have stoo for independence and ingenuity.
For two and a half centuries.
A night when we marvel at this spectacular showplace that is Pittsburgh from the air.
In Pittsburgh, Fro the Air is a production of WQED multimedia in partnership with United States Steel Corporation, with additional support from Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania, Howard Hanna, Real Estate Services, Carlow University, and by the members of WQED.
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