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| Northern Peru, May 17, 2005
"The men bring in hundreds of pounds of fish each day. They sit on top of their boats and manage to thread their way through the waves near the beach without capsizing. Their only capitulation to modern times is a large wedge of Styrofoam that they insert into the hull to maintain the buoyancy of the boats." |
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New Season Goes to Extremes
Driest,
Tallest, Most Spectacular Deserts Await
Ancient
cultures, mythical legends and travel adventures await as
host David Yetman takes you to
North and South American deserts to meet the people,
places and cultures.
Why
are penguins in the desert? Who created Peru's 200-yard-long
geoglyphs viewable only from an airplane (or a spaceship)?
Discover the answers and more in an all-new season of The
Desert Speaks. [ Season
Overview ]
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