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We enjoyed the first programme in a series called lost kingdoms of South America. This was on BBC four and it was the story of El Dorado: we have both visited many of the places shown.

Also way back I read a book about predictions for the decline of mankind and changes in the world through the loss of water as predicted by the Kogi a tribe which features at the end of the programme.

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We enjoyed the first programme in a series called lost kingdoms of South America. This was on BBC four and it was the story of El Dorado: we have both visited many of the places shown.

Also way back I read a book about predictions for the decline of mankind and changes in the world through the loss of water as predicted by the Kogi a tribe which features at the end of the programme.

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That sounds like a good show. I love those documentary types where we can learn about other cultures and see the sights some of us perhaps may never see with our own eyes. I would love to visit South America. I was due to go on a short 6 week travel there with my cousin and a friend of hers a few years back. Would have been Brazil (desperate to go there), to Argentina, to Chile, to Bolivia, and ending in Peru. Sadly, I wasn't able to go, but the other two girls went. My cousin fell in love in Peru, settled and now has a baby girl with her Peruvian husband to be! She says "I'm happy being a mountain dweller" :D

There was a three part documentary on recently about Italy that I would love to have seen also. I missed it! Must download it.

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We enjoyed the second part of a documentary about an Australian, Brolga, who cares for orphaned Roos.

It was a great programme. We must watch the first one on BBC iPlayer.

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We enjoyed the second part of a documentary about an Australian, Brolga, who cares for orphaned Roos.

It was a great programme. We must watch the first one on BBC iPlayer.

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Yes, a great show, it's called Kangaroo Dundee, part 3 is on BBC2/BBC HD this evening.

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Thanks for the heads up, Gabe.

Must watch :)

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Thanks for the heads up, Gabe.

Must watch :)

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I caught it by accident last week, I wasn't planning on watching anything but I just had to keep watching.

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Yes, a great show, it's called Kangaroo Dundee, part 3 is on BBC2/BBC HD this evening.

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It's not on the international version of BBC iPlayer.:(

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It's not on the international version of BBC iPlayer.:(

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I'd guess that the BBC only have rights to show this in the UK as it is probably an Australian show licensed to the BBC.

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That's a good point. I'm beach crazy and I think that was a slight draw for me, but I genuinely did love the cast of Miami, even when it changed. I was highly pi$$ed when I discovered most of it was filmed in LA! Haha..

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Too funny. And most of the lifetime movie network shows are filmed in Canada when they are supposed to be in LA or somewhere in the US. I love when I can hear the Canadian accents lol.

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