To the Ends of the Earth
Venture to the some of the most remote corner of the planet and find out what it's like to live there.
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A linguistic enigma at world’s end
Easter Island’s dramatic history is echoed in the local Rapa Nui tongue. Today, the language is severely endangered, but determined islanders refuse to let it disappear.
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Chile
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Remote Places
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Island
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Language
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A tiny village hidden 3,000ft below
The Native American village of Supai is the most remote village in the lower 48 states, and the only way to reach it is by helicopter or on foot.
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Arizona
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Adventure
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National Parks
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A US island with a British accent
For hundreds of years, the residents of Tangier Island have maintained a unique relic of their colonial past.
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USA
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Island
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Remote Places
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The tiny town with a population of one
Eighty-four-year-old Elsie Eiler pays taxes to herself, grants her own alcohol licence and is the only remaining resident in Monowi, Nebraska.
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USA
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Road Trips
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Norway’s icy marvel of engineering
To understand life at the top of the world, you only need to meet the Norwegians who live along the E69, the world’s northernmost highway.
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Norway
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Road Trips
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Remote Places
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The US’ greatest unsolved mystery?
For more than 135 years, people have reported strange lights above the horizon in Marfa, Texas. No-one knows exactly what they are, and that’s what makes them so captivating.
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Texas
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Remote Places
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The town that Canada forgot
Once the end point of the main rail line connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, Depot Harbour is now disappearing back into the forest.
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Canada
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Remote Places
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History
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The Icelandic model who shears sheep
Meet Heiða Guðný Ásgeirsdóttir, the sheep farmer and former model who is fighting for her beautiful and remote corner of southern Iceland.
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Iceland
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