Loring AFB--I was there too, for 2 years before getting reassigned to Puerto Rico, back in the early '60s. Loved that environment (but winter a trial).
Thank you, CBS Sunday Morning. Your video reminds me of being in Yellowstone in July 1974 and my mom waking me and my two older brothers up at about 5 am or so. We quietly went outside, and there -- through a narrow, long (tube-shaped) viewfinder -- we saw a moose. Unforgettable.
I remember the Sunday Morning days with Charles Kurault when the Nature segments were over 2 minutes long! Now these segments are squeezed into less than a minute (and even less than 30 seconds!) segments. SIGH.........just when we need them to refresh our COVID-19 depressed spirits. Thank you for posting these beautiful produced segments onto You Tube!
Thank you for posting so quickly. TH-cam longer, more special than what I was able to tv view. Your "moments of nature" have always been special but being locked down etc, personally these needed more than normal. Lucky to catch young moose; good to see the nowadays "we'll get through this" as perhaps true - aka new life still happening in spite of pandemic.
That photog deserves a medal. Assuming it was shot this year then the black flies and mosquitos must have been horrendous. It can get so bad in the North Maine Woods that it can drive the moose all the way to Massachusetts.
@Amy Sternheim Thank you Amy carpenter I meet on the job has a camp in Millinocket got a invite to labor day weekend will check it out hope you have a nice summer !!
Since CBS Sunday Morning became "liberal" political propaganda, the nature moments are about the only thing I watch on the show. The animals don't tell me my life would be better if I became a serf.
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Great place to find some peace of mind...
Extended nature videos are so relaxing and essential during these times.
I lived in Limestone Maine for 3 years while in the Air Force, beautiful state, great people, will never forget it.
Loring AFB--I was there too, for 2 years before getting reassigned to Puerto Rico, back in the early '60s. Loved that environment (but winter a trial).
I sang at the restaurant called Yusef’s just off Ft Loring AFB. The soldiers were great to perform for. I never saw a moose tho.
Thank you, CBS Sunday Morning. Your video reminds me of being in Yellowstone in July 1974 and my mom waking me and my two older brothers up at about 5 am or so. We quietly went outside, and there -- through a narrow, long (tube-shaped) viewfinder -- we saw a moose. Unforgettable.
Thank you whoever makes these 🤍
the sound of the water in this one; pure beauty.
My soul needed this
I remember when these clips were less than 15 seconds.
The best part of the entire episode.
It's great that CBS brought back the longer features on natural places. For a while they were ridiculously short, as if no one really cared.
We need more good news stories like this on CBS!
Thank you Mauricio Handler!
I remember the Sunday Morning days with Charles Kurault when the Nature segments were over 2 minutes long! Now these segments are squeezed into less than a minute (and even less than 30 seconds!) segments. SIGH.........just when we need them to refresh our COVID-19 depressed spirits. Thank you for posting these beautiful produced segments onto You Tube!
So peaceful...
Hope that place always stays that way.
Looks like Heaven on earth! I'd like to go someday!
Paradise.
So innocent and peaceful...
Wow! Love this!
Thank you for posting so quickly. TH-cam longer, more special than what I was able to tv view. Your "moments of nature" have always been special but being locked down etc, personally these needed more than normal. Lucky to catch young moose; good to see the nowadays "we'll get through this" as perhaps true - aka new life still happening in spite of pandemic.
Now, if the rest of the 🌍 was this peaceful. ✌
Lucky camera person...
You do know people live there, for reasons...
WOW!
This is so beautiful well done It made my day
That photog deserves a medal. Assuming it was shot this year then the black flies and mosquitos must have been horrendous. It can get so bad in the North Maine Woods that it can drive the moose all the way to Massachusetts.
they actually werent to bad this year havent had any rain we need some bad !!!
@Amy Sternheim you are correct one place in this state havent been to yet but soon definetly this summer be safe !!
@Amy Sternheim Thank you Amy carpenter I meet on the job has a camp in Millinocket got a invite to labor day weekend will check it out hope you have a nice summer !!
My home. 💜
God's beautiful creatures. My ❤
I could live there. Very tranquil.
Who could downvote a moose? I could watch this all day.
amazing
Magnificent!
Should have been named moose in Maine
What do we do? We move forward..it's the only direction God gave us.. now this is PEACE...
Ticks everywhere !!!!!!!
Nice place to live but it’s too pricey that state taxes 👎
Since CBS Sunday Morning became "liberal" political propaganda, the nature moments are about the only thing I watch on the show. The animals don't tell me my life would be better if I became a serf.