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Jonathan grew up in South Africa and studied medicine in the University of Cape Town. After serving his internship in hospitals that provided medical care to the countrys black population, he went into exile to avoid serving in the South African Army under the apartheid regime. Since then he has worked around the.... more

lionel mcclelland recites the famous robert burns poem..

'A Red,Red Rose' by ROBERT BURNS read by Alan Cumming O, my Luve's like a red, red rose, That's newly sprung in June. O, my Luve's like a melodie That's sweetly play'd in tune. As fair as thou, my bonnie lass, So deep in luve am I; And I will love thee still, my dear, Till a' the seas gang dry. Till a' the seas.... more

A slow moving lava flow covers the last remaining stretch of road that had been spared in previous years. The thick, black smoke is caused by the burning of the tar binder in the asphalt aggregate. Recorded August 20, 2002. The road was located next to the Highcastle viewpoint, which is about 1.5 miles from the.... more

Part One of a documentary on Afrika Burns, the first Burning Man event held in Africa in November 2007. It took place in the Takwa Karoo, a beautifully desolate stretch of land in the Western Cape in South Africa. CREDITS Producer & Director: Richard Finn Gregory Assistant Editor: Marina.... more

Hi, there, YouTube friends. It's your old buddy kenbank again. This time I'm bringing you some video from the 2008 Gilroy Garlic Festival. This year I had the good fortune to encounter KGO Radio AM810 talk show personality and renowned Bay Area Bon Vivant, Gene Burns, broadcasting his weekly live food and wine show,.... more

WATCH HIGHER-QUALITY: http://torley.com/we-came-we-saw-it-burned-burning-life-2008 "Burning Life is a festival of art and community held in the virtual world of Second Life. It was first held in 2003 when the Second Life grid was still in its infancy, and 2008 marks its 6th year. Burning Life is the Second Life.... more

The next part of the documentary on Afrika Burns. In this episode, we look at the building of the Triple Bypass sculpture overseen by Charlie Smith and Jaime Ladet. CREDITS Producer & Director: Richard Finn Gregory Assistant Editor: Marina Korskowa Camera: Richard Finn Gregory Graham Abbott Celeste de Klerk Music: Kevin MacLeod

Marian Burns at the 2008 Norfolk Island Country Music Festival

A slightly different look this year as we see some of what goes on in the background of the Burns Supper. Poem read by Allan Richard is by John Horne from the book "The County of Caithness" published in 1907. A Grandma Production