Planet Earth: New Mexico | Ancestral Lands | Java Documentary

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Somewhere on Earth is headed for New Mexico, the 5th largest state of the USA. With barely 1% of the population, it is one of the country’s most sparsely populated regions. Situated between Texas and Arizona, New Mexico is a wide-open land of desert and mountain. Sarah grew up in Taos on the banks of the legendary Rio Grande. She is a devoted fan of this river, where she spends most of her time on her favorite activity, white water kayaking. She lives the free and simple existence of those who have found their way in life. James lives on the cusp of speed, risk and fear. Tearing along at over 80 km/h he’s in search of the perfect balance between adrenaline and harmony. For him, skateboarding is more than an extreme sport; it is an art in itself. Ten years ago, Kristi returned here to the ancestral Apache lands in the southern part of the state, in search of her identity. Now, she is undertaking a pilgrimage to the heart of the Indian world and thus retracing her own history. What if paradise exists as a place on earth? In Somewhere on Earth, we travel to some of the most beautiful places in the world. In this episode, we travel to New Mexico. This documentary was produced by Patly Prod and directed by Scott Schneider. It was first released in 2015. WATCH MORE: Somewhere on Earth: Rajasthan https://youtu.be/0Yva2-Qhphg This land rich in history embodies all the magic of India. Located in the north of the country, Rajasthan is bordered by arid plains and mountains. It’s

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