Head to the Kamchatka Pennisula with Elizabeth Arnold to the Valley of the Geysers
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She can't see Russia from her house, but Elizabeth Arnold can experience one of the wildest places in Russia on this edition of Encounters. She heads to the Valley of the Geysers discovered on 70 years ago. It is home to hot spring soaking bears and some crazy geology with an interesting human history mixed in.
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She can't see Russia from her house, but Elizabeth Arnold can experience one of the wildest places in Russia on this edition of Encounters. She heads to the Valley of the Geysers discovered on 70 years ago. It is home to hot spring soaking bears and some crazy geology with an interesting human history mixed in.
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