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1 comments about Best of Florida in 60 Minutes.

1. I have seen better produced videos by high school students , simply put this is terrible . There appears to be no script ,too much attention on aligators . Much of the video looks so dated in spite of its claimed recent date , where's info on Tampa/Clearwater/Marco I./Sanibel& Cap/Palm Beach... too much attention on Orlando/Miami . FLAUSA should look at some of the materials produced for the " I love NY " campagin .

5 comments about All Aboard: Legends of the Rails / Passenger Trains in America.

1. This is one of the most beautiful and informative train programs we have ever viewed. It's an award-winning production that's aired on numerous PBS stations and it makes for great family viewing - kids as well as train lovers will really enjoy this tape. You'll experience the power, grandeur and majestic beauty of passenger trains in America. Their award-winning camera crews take you on an awe-inspiring journey from coast to coast to re-live the history, color and fascinating story of some of America's most popular passenger trains. From the earliest steam locomotives to today's streamlined Amtrak diesels, you'll be treated to spectacular cinematography as these legends of the rails glide through the mountains, valleys, cityscapes and back country of America. Featured locomotives include the Union Pacific 3985, 844, and E9's, Nebraska Zephyr, Norfolk & Western 611, Frisco 1522, and Southern Pacific 4449 Daylight. As a special treat, you'll sit right next to the engineer for an exciting cab ride on the Southwest chief! You'll also enjoy excursion specials, dinner trains, tourist lines, the Denver & Rio Grande Ski Train, plus spectacular footage of Amtrak from Coast to Coast, and much more! Accompanied by a superbly blended soundtrack and inspiring narration, you'll swear you can hear that lonesome whistle blow as you're reminded of the wonder and excitement of travel by rail both past and present! superiorvideo.com



2. This parade of trains large and small was created especially for adults, historians, train enthusiasts and kids. - Billboard Magazine



3. A beautiful and romantic tour of American railroading...it tells a good story! Railfan & Railroad



4. This handsome offering is the TV-screen version of a coffee-table book... Trains Magazine



5. I've loved this video ever since I was 8 in the year 1999. I was born on February 1, 1991. I would like to know what the "du dum du dum du dum" theme is and the banjo song in the middle of the video. I am 14 and still love it. I would reccomend this to train lovers, kids, teens, adults, and seniors alike.

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3 comments about Florence - Video Portrait of a City.

1. I have visited Florence many times and never tire of the experience. I have several books and videos of Italy but Mr. William's video is by far the most comprehensive and entertaining in my collection. It's amazing how he is able to make the subject become alive. Whenever I get the itch to go back to beautiful Florence I simply watch the video and I'm transported there anytime I wish. It's "almost" as good as being there. I rate this 5 star PLUS!



2. I am grossly disappointed by the quality of this video and find it incomprehensible that it would receive a 5 star rating. No one should even market a video of such poor editorial content and pictoral coverage. This video does absolutely no justice to the beauty and magnificence of Florence.



3. This is one of the worst travel videos I have viewd, both in terms of content and quality of production. If you're going to Florence, the best way to prepare is to read the National Geographic Guide to Florence and Tuscany, a real gem that thoroughly descibes this most beautiful of cities.

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No comments about Adventure! Along the U.S. / Canada Boarder.