The World From Above
The World from Above is a uniquely different view of the world. From 10,000 feet in the sky down to just a few feet off the ground, a stabilized high def aerial camera seeks out both the beautiful and the dramatic. Journey across the world, and be amazed.

England - Berkley Castle to Wroxeter
This journey begins on the Severn Estuary and Berkeley Castle, where a king was brutally murdered in 1327. Further up the River Severn is the city of Gloucester. Ten miles to the northeast is Sudeley Castle, burial place of Henry VIII’s last wife.

Brazil - Guanabara Bat and Rio de Janeiro
This journey begins at the Fortaleza de Santa Cruz da Barra guarding the entrance to Guanabara Bay. On the north side of the bay is Niteroi and a futuristic museum, designed by one of Brazil’s greatest architects. More than 130 islands dot the inner bay.

England - Epping Forest to Blickling Hall
This journey begins at Epping Forest, once a royal hunting ground. From there we travel northeast and explore several beautiful houses. Heading into East Anglia we discover the medieval towns of Long Melford and Lavenham.

Italy - Sirmione to Isola Bella
This journey across four Italian lakes begins at Lake Garda and the peninsula town of Sirmione, with its ancient castle and Roman remains. We then head north to a magnificent hilltop fortress at Beseno before crossing the mountains and down to Lake Garda.

Germany - Chorin Abbey to Schwerin Castle
This journey begins at Chorin Abbey, one of the finest examples of the Brick Gothic style in northern Germany. We then head for the coast and its seaside resorts before exploring Peenmunde and its wartime role in rocket development.

South Africa - Stellenbosch to Mosel Bay
We begin at Stellenbosch in the heart of the Cape Wineland district. From here we explore several vineyards before heading south to the coast and Hermanus, one of the best places to see right whales during the mating season.

Republic of Ireland - Cliffs of Moher to Skellig Michael
This journey begins at the dramatic Cliffs of Moher, one of the top sites of Ireland. From there we head south to the city of Limerick, famous for giving its name to humorous short poems. On the southern shore of the Shannon Estuary is Glin Castle.

France - Chablis to the Pont du Gard
This journey begins at the vineyards around the town of Chablis, one of the best-known names in French wine. Ten miles to the east is the Chateau de Tanlay, one of the finest examples of renaissance architecture in the Burgundy region.

USA - Nebraska: Chimney Rock to Fort Kearney
This journey begins at Chimney Rock, one of Nebraska’s best known natural wonders. From there we follow the North Platte River to Lake McConaughy, a popular place for holiday. Following the river east we come to one of biggest railroad yards in the world.

South Africa - Plettenberg Bay to Howick Falls
We begin at Plettenberg, which lies on the Eastern Cape, and is one of the country’s main resorts. We then follow the garden route and Otter Trail along the coast to Port Elizabeth, one of the country’s oldest cities.

USA - Vermont: Montpellier to Battleboro
This journey begins at Vermont’s State Capital, Montpelier, with its golden-domed statehouse. From there we travel northwest to Ben and Jerry’s ice cream factory. We then fly to Middlebury College, founded over two centuries ago in 1800.

USA - Georgia: Augusta to Providence Canyon
This journey begins at Augusta on the Savannah River before heading northwest to the city of Athens and home to the University of Georgia. From there we head across the vast Chattahoochee National Forest before turning south towards Atlanta.

Spain - Morella to Merida
This journey in Spain begins in the city of Morella. From there we head west and discover Valdelinares, the highest settlement in mainland Spain. Continuing west into the mountains is the remote town of Albarracin, once a stronghold in the 12th century.

USA - Connecticut: Lime Rock Park to Faulkner's Lighthouse
This journey begins in the northwest corner of the state at Lime Rock Park, one of the earliest motor racing circuits in America. From there we head south past Lake Lillanonah and the sad legend of an Indian princess.
