The Lost Sea Expedition A Man. a Mule. America |
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| Created by:
| Harberts, Bernie |
| Editor (film or video):
| Harberts, Bernie |
| Narrated by:
| Harberts, Bernie |
| Photographer:
| Harberts, Bernie |
| Interviewed By:
| Harberts, Bernie |
| Filmed by:
| Harberts, Bernie |
| Maps by:
| Harberts, Bernie |
| Hosted by:
| Harberts, Bernie |
| Produced by:
| Carpenter, Julia |
| Illustrator:
| Frye, Charlie |
| Artist:
| Frye, Charlie |
| Interviewee:
| Smith, Doug
Smith, Tama
Turko, Diane
Larson, Neal
Larson, Pete
Taylor, Joe
Rhodd, Ben Rhodd
Merrill, Twila
McKillip, George
Everhart, Mike
Shelton, Barbara
Epp, Dan
Ackley, Duane |
| Other:
| Stedman, Ardis
Adams, Tony
Bonner, Chuck
Ditmer, Loren |
| As told by:
| Adams, Tony |
| Featuring:
| Adams, Tony
Minor, Ed
Bonner, Chuck
Haverfield, Larry
Red Willow, Janice
Osborn, Albert "Sucker Rod"
Howard, Charles |
| Consultant Editor:
| Tyler-Lewis, Kelly
McIntyre, Will
McIntyre, Deni |
| ISBN: | 978-0-9787722-1-5 |
| Publication Date: | Feb 2017 |
| Publisher: | RiverEarth
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| Book Format: | DVD video |
| List Price: | USD $14.95 |
Book Description:
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The Lost Sea Expedition is a 4-part Public TV series about Bernie Harberts' 394 day mule wagon voyage across America. Traveling with a single mule across the Great Plains - from Canada to Mexico - Harberts filmed the journey with only the equipment he carried in his 21-square foot, solar powered wagon. The series includes one-of-a-kind interviews about the ancient sea that once covered the Great Plains. Features landscapes, wild life and personal insights about the Great Plains from...
More DescriptionThe Lost Sea Expedition is a 4-part Public TV series about Bernie Harberts' 394 day mule wagon voyage across America. Traveling with a single mule across the Great Plains - from Canada to Mexico - Harberts filmed the journey with only the equipment he carried in his 21-square foot, solar powered wagon. The series includes one-of-a-kind interviews about the ancient sea that once covered the Great Plains. Features landscapes, wild life and personal insights about the Great Plains from the unusual perspective of a wagon traveler.