This time from Scotland, Hugh Scully and a team of experts invite people to bring along their antiques for examination and information. Showcasing Costa Rica's incredible diversity, LE reveals the secret interrelationships of the country's wildlife. In Costa Rica there exists a fine line between life and death. Despite constant dangers, a wealth of creatures flourish here, sustained in the struggle for survival by the bounty of this rich coast. For thousands of years, man has ventured out to the sea to harvest its bounty, but in return for what the sea gives, it also takes.
Danger is a fact of life understood by seasoned fishermen.
Faced with depleting stocks, fishermen now take chances their fathers wouldn't have dared to take, and no amount of new technology can guarantee the safety of a fisherman who pushes too hard in an unforgiving sea. Maine's Ancient Native Tra Annie Getchell and guest Barry Dana of Maine's Penobscot Nation, paddle back to a time before the wheel when rivers were the roads people traveled by canoe. They retrace the Penobscot people's spring migration down the Penobscot River and up the coast to traditional summer camps near Acadia National Park. Host Peggy Keyser visits the new Maine Discovery Museum in Bangor and TN visits the Haystack School in Deer Isle where artists come together to expand their talents. At Q's Ice Cream in Portland Lou gets the scoop on super premium homemade ice cream.