The World From Above Season 2 Episode 1 Maine - Isles of Shoals to Bath
- January 1, 2011
- 26 min
The World From Above season 2 episode 1 takes viewers on a breathtaking aerial tour of the picturesque state of Maine, from the Isles of Shoals to Bath. The episode begins with stunning views of the rugged coastline and rocky islands off the coast of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, before moving northwards to the charming seaside town of Kennebunkport.
As the show travels further north, viewers are treated to breathtaking panoramas of the state's dramatic coastline, dotted with lighthouses and fishing villages. The aerial shots provide an unparalleled perspective of Maine's unique geography, with its deep harbors, rugged cliffs, and vast stretches of undeveloped wilderness.
The episode also explores some of the state's most historic and culturally significant sites, including the former naval station at Brunswick, which now houses an important research facility for marine organisms. Viewers are also shown the famous Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, which has been protecting ships from the treacherous Maine coastline since 1827.
As the show continues further up the coast, viewers are treated to spectacular views of Acadia National Park, one of the most popular destinations in Maine. Aerial footage of the park's rugged mountains, pristine lakes, and dramatic ocean vistas are sure to leave viewers awestruck.
The episode concludes in the town of Bath, home to some of the state's most important shipyards and maritime heritage sites. Aerial footage captures the town's historic downtown area, which is lined with charming brick buildings and stately churches. Viewers are also shown the Bath Iron Works, one of the largest shipyards in the country, where some of the US Navy's most advanced warships are built.
Throughout the episode, The World From Above showcases Maine's unique beauty and history from an entirely new perspective. With breathtaking aerial footage and insightful commentary, the show is sure to leave viewers with a renewed appreciation for this stunning state.
