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[BBC系列]：海岸：系列9Coast: Series 9-1080P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）于2014年出版-英语旁白History, Travel Documentary hosted by Nick Crane, published by BBC in 2014- English narration

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海岸：系列9海岸通过从遥远的康沃尔郡和澳大利亚出发的不为人知的探险家故事，继续揭示我们海岸的秘密；它揭示了鲜为人知的宝石，包括沿袭英国历史的沿海步道。调查秘密的性交易，该交易使维多利亚时代的英国蒙羞并摧毁了皇家海军；发现格林威治如何成为全球海上航行中心，并揭示冬季我们海岸的情况。海岸还穿越大西洋，以查明为什么加拿大的新斯科舍省吸引其苏格兰定居者，并冒险前往法国海峡沿岸发掘与英国军械测量地图的诞生之间的联系。专家包括尼尔·奥利弗，泰莎·邓洛普，马克·霍顿，安迪·托贝特，露丝·古德曼，亚当·麦金托什，海伦·阿尼，??英吉利海峡频道???团队首先考察英吉利海峡两岸的故事，然后开始探索英国沿海及更多地区的更多地点。尼克·克兰（Nick Crane）在法国海岸，体验山顶修道院圣米歇尔（Mont St Michel）的秘密生活，并参观具有历史意义的围墙的圣马洛城堡（St Malo），那里的海堡网络挫败了皇家海军的多次突袭。尼尔·奥利弗考察了运兵船SS蒙迪在1917年如何下沉成为种族不平等的后种族隔离南非的有力象征，而马克·霍顿揭示了如何18世纪的法国地图制作者在不知不觉中诞生了英国陆军测量局。[编辑]???秘密路径隐藏的宝藏???该小组探索了不列颠群岛沿岸的秘密路径。尼克·克兰（Nick Crane）前往英国大陆最西北的愤怒角（Cape Wrath），参观他最喜欢的海滩，并了解该地区曾经是英国最小的学校的所在地，以及为何必须放弃这种野性景观。露丝·古德曼透露，用于收集蕨类维多利亚时代的热潮怎么开车上流社会女性非凡的长度上沿德文郡的海边悬崖的危险路径，而亚当·麦金托什遵循一个秘密的水下通道关闭艾奥娜在搜索绿色大理石的小岛。[编辑]???的探险者海岸???该小组研究与探险家有关的故事。尼克·克莱恩（Nick Crane）在康沃尔郡考察了18世纪艺术家威廉·丹尼尔（William Daniell）的10年使命，即为一本书创作插图，将这艘英国最古老的船的复制品带到海中，并讲述了首位绕行英国约2400年的水手的故事。前。马克·霍顿（Mark Horton）揭示了苏格兰人拉克兰·麦格理（Lachlan Macquarie）如何为澳大利亚民族奠定了基础，而泰莎·邓洛普（Tessa Dunlop）则发现了朝圣者父亲如何根据他们在荷兰遇到的传统创建了美国典型的感恩节庆祝活动??。???尼克·克兰（Nick Crane）跨大西洋到达新斯科舍省，调查为什么在200年前有大量苏格兰定居者涌入加拿大，而考古发掘也揭示了这个北美国家第一个英国殖民地的400年历史。泰莎·邓洛普（Tessa Dunlop）参观了橄榄球以外的一个无线电网络，以探寻福克兰群岛战争的故事，而米兰达（Miranda Krestovnikoff）则在外赫布里底群岛寻找英国最古老的海雀。海军历史学家尼克·休伊特（Nick Hewitt）考察了纳布大厦（Nab Towers）的历史，纳布大厦位于多佛海峡（Dtraits of Dover）至Coast: Series 9 Coast continues to uncover the secrets of our shores, through untold tales of explorers from as far apart as Cornwall and Australia; it reveals little-known gems, including a coastal walk that takes in the history of Britain; investigates the clandestine sex trade that scandalised Victorian Britain and decimated the Royal Navy; discovers how Greenwich became the global centre of sea navigation and reveals what becomes of our coast in winter. Coast also crosses the Atlantic to find out why Nova Scotia, in Canada, appealed to its Scottish settlers, and it ventures to the French channel coast to unearth its connection with the birth of Britain's Ordnance Survey maps.Nick Crane is joined by a multitude of experts including Neil Oliver, Tessa Dunlop, Mark Horton, Andy Torbet, Ruth Goodman, Adam McIntosh, Helen Arney, Miranda Krestovnikoff and Nick Hewitt as they explore the rapport, past and present, between land and sea.[edit] The Channel The team returns to explore more locations on UK shores and far beyond, beginning by examining stories from both sides of the English Channel. Nick Crane is on the French coast to experience the secret life of hilltop monastery Mont St Michel and visits the historic walled citadel of St Malo, where a network of sea forts foiled repeated raids by the Royal Navy. Neil Oliver investigates how the sinking of the troopship SS Mendi in 1917 became a potent symbol of racial inequality in post-apartheid South Africa, while Mark Horton reveals how 18th-century French mapmakers unwittingly gave birth to Britain's Ordnance Survey.[edit] Secret Paths to Hidden Treasures The team explores secret paths around the shores of the British Isles. Nick Crane heads to Cape Wrath - the most north-westerly point of the UK mainland - to visit his favourite beach, and learns how the area was once home to Britain's smallest school and why this wild landscape had to be abandoned. Ruth Goodman reveals how a Victorian craze for collecting ferns drove genteel women to extraordinary lengths on the perilous paths along the sea cliffs of Devon, while Adam McIntosh follows a secret underwater path off the isle of Iona in search of green marble.[edit] The Explorers Coast The team examines stories connected to explorers. In Cornwall Nick Crane examines 18th-century artist William Daniell's 10-year mission to produce illustrations for a book, takes to the sea in a replica of the UK's oldest-known boat and tells the tale of the first sailor to circumnavigate Britain some 2,400 years ago. Mark Horton reveals how Scotsman Lachlan Macquarie laid the foundations for the nation of Australia, while Tessa Dunlop discovers how the Pilgrim Fathers created the archetypal American celebration of Thanksgiving from a tradition they encountered in Holland.[edit] Offshore! Nick Crane crosses the Atlantic to Nova Scotia to investigate why there was a flood of Scottish settlers to Canada two hundred years ago, while an archaeological dig also reveals the 400-year-old secrets of the first English colony in the North American country. Tessa Dunlop visits a radio network outside Rugby to explore a story from the Falklands War, while Miranda Krestovnikoff is in the Outer Hebrides to go in search of Britain's oldest puffin. Naval historian Nick Hewitt examines the history of the Nab Towers, which was positioned in the Straits of Dover to protect merchant shipping from German U-boats during the First World War.[edit] Sea and the City Stories that connect cities to the sea. Nick Crane visits the east coast port of Immingham, finding out how it has been specially engineered to import the vast quantities of coal it handles. Tessa Dunlop discovers how Hitler's bombers could have drowned London, and possibly helped win the Second World War, by destroying the embankments that contain the River Thames - if not for a series of top-secret defensive schemes. Ruth Goodman investigates how the Victorian government introduced laws to detain women suspected of prostitution as the Navy's sailors fell prey to sexually transmitted diseases, and Mark Horton reveals how determining a ship's exact position at sea meant Greenwich became the epicentre of global sea navigation.[edit] Winter The team explores how winter affects the coast, as Nick Crane visits Cornwall to reflect on the Penlee lifeboat disaster of December 1981, in which 16 people died. However, he also discovers that wild seas bring surprising benefits for farmers. Neil Oliver goes behind the scenes of the Viking Fire Festival on Shetland, and on St Kilda off the west coast of Scotland, Andy Torbet finds out why a feral flock of sheep battles to the death during the cold months. Mark Horton investigates the devastating impact of storms on small communities, and wildlife cameraman Richard Taylor-Jones captures a portrait of the creatures that make the Kent town of Margate their home for winter.

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视频编码: x264 CABAC High@L4.1

比特率: 3129 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 Kbps VBR 48KHz

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: average 1.30 GB

来源: HDTV

编码: Harry65 = Parts 1 - 4

编码: JungleBoy = Parts 5 - 6



Release Notes

Merged Subtitles【Technical Specs】——



Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1

Video Bitrate: 3129 Kbps

Video Aspect Ratio: 1.778 (16:9)

Video Resolution: 1280 x 720

Audio Codec: AAC LC

Audio English

Audio Bitrate: 160 Kbps VBR 48KHz

Audio Channels: Stereo 2

Run-Time: 59mins

Framerate: 25FPS

Number of Parts: 6

Container Mp4

Part Size: average 1.30 GB

Source: HDTV

Encoded by: Harry65 = Parts 1 - 4

Encoded by: JungleBoy = Parts 5 - 6



Release Notes

Merged Subtitles

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