Septuagenarian photographer John Guider canoes all 270 miles of one of the world’s most ecologically diverse and threatened rivers. His journey reveals the Duck River’s beauty, history, and community and weaves together a diverse group of voices: experts in history and ecology as well as local residents. His adventure also requires him to confront multiple dangers and his physical limitations.
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Down the Duck with John Glider
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Septuagenarian John Guider canoes one of the world’s most ecologically diverse rivers. (57m 34s)
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