nor a good dancer. I am Canadian and I did watch this animation in my youth, so perhaps that's why it I remember it so fondly.
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Hi, I'm Kwandongbrian (& surprises aplenty).
I moved from Gangwon province in January 2010. I still add content here occasionally but my main blog is now:
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After five years, this blog seems to be about Korea, Gangwondo, Human powered travel, the environment, my son and ESL. Oh, and me.
Enjoy.
After five years, this blog seems to be about Korea, Gangwondo, Human powered travel, the environment, my son and ESL. Oh, and me.
Enjoy.
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5 comments:
awesome! i remember watching that as well and was always in awe.
I went to the NFB website and looked at some other films. There was one on Newfoundland's role in the war. Strange to hear Newfoundland referred to as an independent country.
Newfoundland's history, as least as far as I learned from Farley Mowatt, is a strange and remarkable one.
I remember this, too--when I was a kid in Alabama. HBO used to show this in the early '80s.
Glad to hear it travelled so well.
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