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[BBC系列]：海岸系列10Coast Series 10-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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历史，由尼克·克莱恩（Nick Crane）主持的旅行纪录片，由英国广播公司（BBC）在2015年出版-英语旁白History, Travel Documentary hosted by Nick Crane, published by BBC in 2015- English narration
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海岸系列10海岸将继续探索，发掘海岸线未知的故事，使我们感到高兴和高兴。这个系列带来了新面孔以及熟悉的面孔，所有这些面孔都带来了热情，技巧和知识，以揭示令人惊叹的沿海秘密。随着专家们穿越不列颠群岛的长度和广度，他们探索了为什么我们都喜欢在海边以及为什么要在海边从英国商业广播电台的诞生到第一次世界大战期间将我们的船隐藏起来，激发了这种独创性；他们在家庭沿岸发现了令人难以置信的赏金，包括被称为“大自然”的群岛。调查爱尔兰海如何塑造我们的岛屿故事并联系我们的小岛；了解我们如何克服野生水域的挑战并与之合作；??我们的假日海岸???许多人都渴望逃脱日常磨碎并休假去度假的愿望-但是为什么有这么多人仍然在海滩上奔波呢？尼克·克兰尼（Nick Crane）和海岸团队的其他成员开始寻求发现。他首先沿着通往马盖特（Margate）的百年旅游小径开始，他发现海滩对人们的压力水平具有生物影响。米兰达·克雷斯托弗尼科夫经历威尔士北部壳牌岛露营Safari和露丝·古德曼发现关于把困圣伦纳兹上头版战前政治的爆炸事件。[编辑]???赏金从海???该团队探索了海洋中一些令人难以置信的财富，以及人们如何使用它们的令人惊讶的故事。尼克·克兰（Nick Crane）前往法罗群岛（Faroe Islands），这是一个被称为大自然的群岛，在那里他收集各种赏金以享用传统盛宴。马克·霍顿（Mark Horton）在丹麦，目的是找出石器时代的人为什么晚上更喜欢钓鱼，赫敏·考克本（Hermione Cockburn）深入研究了使维多利亚时代人着迷的浮游生物的微观世界，泰莎·邓洛普（Tessa Dunlop）听到了一个人将海藻变成一种轻木替代品的用途，第二次世界大战期间的蚊子轰炸机。[编辑]???巧妙岛???尼克·克莱恩（Nick Crane）沿威尔士（Angelsey）沿威尔士的海岸小径走，讲述了灵感启发和沿海匠心的故事。苔丝·邓洛普（Tess Dunlop）揭示了一个法国小渔村是如何在1930年代催生了英国商业广播电台的，布伦丹·沃克（Brendan Walker）调查了1970年彭布罗克郡克莱德道桥的倒塌为何永远改变了工程界，迪克·斯特劳布里奇（Dick Strawbridge）在朴次茅斯告诉他一次新颖的第一次世界大战计划，就是通过将英国船隐藏在明显的视线中来掩盖它们。[编辑]???爱尔兰海???该团队专注于爱尔兰海及其周围的土地，尼克·克莱恩（Nick Crane）发现了该海的独特季节性现象-一种称为“旋流”的旋流，为都柏林湾对虾的繁盛生长提供了理想的环境。马克·霍顿（Mark Horton）探索在都柏林隔水相望的玛丽波特（Maryport）的两个罗马神庙和一个早期基督教教堂的考古发现，泰莎·邓洛普（Tessa Dunlop）揭示了一艘小游艇如何改变了英国和爱尔兰历史的进程Coast Series 10 COAST continues to explore, unearthing the unknown stories of our coastline to delight and regale us. This series brings new faces alongside the familiar, all bringing passion, skill and knowledge to reveal eye-opening coastal secrets.As the experts travel the length and breadth of the British Isles they explore why we all like to be beside the seaside and why it inspires such ingenuity, from the birth of British commercial radio to hiding our ships in plain sight during the First World War; they discover incredible bounties on home shores including an archipelago known as ‘nature’s larder’; investigate how the Irish Sea has shaped our island story and connected our isles; learn how we overcome and work with the challenges of wild waters; and delve into the wealth of natural wonders that is our coastline’s caves and coves.Join Nick Crane, Mark Horton, Hermione Cockburn, Tessa Dunlop, Ian McMillan, Andy Torbet, Helen Arney, Brendan Walker, Dick Strawbridge, Cassie Newland, Miranda Krestovnikoff and Ruth Goodman as they discover how the coast enhances our lives and wellbeing.[edit] Our Holiday Coast The desire to escape the daily grind and head off on holiday is something many people crave - but why do so many still make a beeline for the beach? Nick Crane and the rest of the Coast team embark on a quest to find out. He begins by following a centuries-old tourist trail to Margate, revealing that the beach has a biological effect on people's stress levels. Miranda Krestovnikoff experiences a camping safari on Shell Island in north Wales and Ruth Goodman finds out about an explosive episode of pre-war politics that put sleepy St Leonards on the front pages.[edit] Bounty from the Sea The team explores some of the incredible riches within the seas and the surprising stories of how people use them. Nick Crane heads offshore to the Faroe Islands, an archipelago known as nature's larder, where he gathers all manner of bounty for a traditional feast. Mark Horton is in Denmark, finding out why Stone Age man preferred to fish at night, Hermione Cockburn delves into the microscopic world of plankton that fascinated the Victorians and Tessa Dunlop hears about a man who turned seaweed into a balsa wood replacement destined for use in the Mosquito bomber during the Second World War.[edit] Ingenious Isles Nick Crane follows the Welsh coast path around Anglesey, presenting tales of inspired thinking and coastal ingenuity. Tess Dunlop reveals how a small French fishing village gave rise to the birth of British commercial radio in the 1930s, Brendan Walker investigates why the 1970 collapse of Pembrokeshire's Cleddau Bridge changed the engineering world for ever, Dick Strawbridge is in Portsmouth, where he tells of a novel First World War plan to disguise British ships by hiding them in plain sight.[edit] The Irish Sea The team focuses on the Irish Sea and its surrounding land, with Nick Crane finding out about a unique seasonal phenomenon of this sea - a current called `the gyre' which provides the perfect environment for Dublin Bay prawns to flourish. Mark Horton explores the archaeological discovery of two Roman temples and an early Christian church in Maryport, across the water from Dublin, and Tessa Dunlop reveals how one small yacht changed the course of British and Irish history. Cassie Newland and Miranda Krestovnikoff tell the tale of RMS Tayleur, a ship that sank on its maiden voyage with a great loss of life, and singer Ruth Keggin tells the story of the Irish Sea god Mannanan.[edit] Wild Waters The team explores nature at its most perilous on the wild waters of Britain's coast. Nick Crane reveals why the first lifeboat station was founded on the north-east coast at Bamburgh Castle, Mark Horton finds out how ferries cope with stormy seas, and Miranda Krestovnikoff explores the jellyfish of Dublin Bay - and how both swimmers and scientists are seeking an antidote to its excruciating sting. Dick Strawbridge investigates one of the strangest stories of the Second World War - did the Germans really invade the south coast in 1940?[edit] Caves and Coves The team explores the caves and coves to be found on Britain's coastline. Nick Crane follows in the footsteps of the Victorians as he seeks out sea caves in Jersey that took nerves of steel to reach, and Ian McMillan is on Scotland's Ayrshire coast where he delves into the story of Sawney Bean, asking whether this cave-dwelling cannibal was simply the product of a wild imagination. Andy Torbet travels to the Shetland Isles to carry out a 3D survey of Britain's longest sea cave, and Helen Arney meets scientists in a mineral mine off the Cleveland coast who are searching for Holy Grail of physics - dark matter.
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视频编码: x264 CABAC High@L4.1
比特率: 3015 Kbps
Video 画面比例: 1.778 (16:9)
Video 分辨率: 1280 x 720
音频编码: AAC LC
Audio English
音频比特率: 160 kb/s VBR 48 KHz
Audio 声道数: Stereo 2
时长: 59mins
帧速率: 25 帧速率
分集数: 6
编码器 Mp4
体积: 1.31 GB
来源: HDTV
编码: Harry65
Release Notes
Merged English Subtitles【Technical Specs】——
Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1
Video Bitrate: 3015 Kbps
Video Aspect Ratio: 1.778 (16:9)
Video Resolution: 1280 x 720
Audio Codec: AAC LC
Audio English
Audio Bitrate: 160 kb/s VBR 48 KHz
Audio Channels: Stereo 2
Run-Time: 59mins
Framerate: 25 fps
Number of Parts: 6
Container Mp4
Part Size: 1.31 GB
Source: HDTV
Encoded by: Harry65
Release Notes
Merged English Subtitles
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