This is great! Trying new things is one of the joys of life, and reading about someone's adventure is fun too. Thank you for sharing! I of course enjoy watching documentaries set in nature that take me on a wild adventure from the comfort of my home. Two that come to mind are: "Addicted to Life (Nuit de la Glisse)" (2014):
I sure do love this story, Heather. I will never be described as a neophiliac, but if it weren't for that horrendous road and the fact that I am as old as dirt, I would love to visit those donkeys. Survivors! Your article allowed me to be there - to see, touch, smell, feed them. Thank you for the vicarious pleasure. I loved the idea of a " scream factor". Keep up the good work!
This is great! Trying new things is one of the joys of life, and reading about someone's adventure is fun too. Thank you for sharing! I of course enjoy watching documentaries set in nature that take me on a wild adventure from the comfort of my home. Two that come to mind are: "Addicted to Life (Nuit de la Glisse)" (2014):
https://moviewise.wordpress.com/2021/05/31/addicted-to-life/
and "March of the Penguins" (2005):
https://moviewise.wordpress.com/2014/05/08/march-of-the-penguins/.
You've encouraged me with this post to look for more documentaries that explore nature. Thanks!
I sure do love this story, Heather. I will never be described as a neophiliac, but if it weren't for that horrendous road and the fact that I am as old as dirt, I would love to visit those donkeys. Survivors! Your article allowed me to be there - to see, touch, smell, feed them. Thank you for the vicarious pleasure. I loved the idea of a " scream factor". Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much, Sharron. Those little burros were a hoot....oh, that's an owl....well, you get what I mean!