Pruned: The Giant Crystal Caves of Naica: The Documentary

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(For its November issue, National Geographic journeyed to the “Sistine Chapel of crystals.” The one and only thing we'll point out is that documentary filmmakers were photographed there, obviously hinting that a documentary is in the works, most likely for television broadcast. We are now on the lookout for it. Photo by Carsten Peter, Speleoresearch & Films. Source.)

In the Archives:
The Giant Crystal Caves of Naica

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The Rhizotron of Illinois
Accessing the Wilderness, or: A Proposal for a National Park of Abandoned Gold Mines

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Anonymous said...: ( October 20, 2008 2:22:00 AM CDT ); I saw the documentary on the National Geographic channel last night as I was flipping through channels.
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/giant-crystal-cave-3569/Overview
Alexander Trevi said...: ( October 20, 2008 3:03:00 AM CDT ); Ah! A fast reply. That's how I like it.

Thanks for the link!

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The Giant Crystal Caves of Naica: The Documentary Monday, October 20, 2008 \| Permalink (For its November issue, National Geographic journeyed to the “Sistine Chapel of crystals.” The one and only thing we'll point out is that documentary filmmakers were photographed there, obviously hinting that a documentary is in the works, most likely for television broadcast. We are now on the lookout for it. Photo by Carsten Peter, Speleoresearch & Films. Source.) In the Archives: The Giant Crystal Caves of Naica Design related: The Rhizotron of Illinois Accessing the Wilderness, or: A Proposal for a National Park of Abandoned Gold Mines Labels: films, mines, subterranean 2 Comment(s) Anonymous said... ( October 20, 2008 2:22:00 AM CDT ) I saw the documentary on the National Geographic channel last night as I was flipping through channels. http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/giant-crystal-cave-3569/Overview Alexander Trevi said... ( October 20, 2008 3:03:00 AM CDT ) Ah! A fast reply. That's how I like it. Thanks for the link! Post a Comment