Rattlers, Peepers & Snappers (Length: Over 3 hours of programs)

$24.95 +S&HThis DVD is designed for anyone who wants to learn about herpetology, natural history, or any of the 52 fascinating amphibians & reptiles in our own backyard of New England.

Included are individual segments on all the species that breed in New England as well as reptile and amphibian field adventures hosted by a variety of New England experts. Viewers can watch an entire field adventure series on reptiles or amphibians or choose any of the stand-alone adventures from within each series.

Life in Orange County (Length: 35 minutes)

$15 +S&H Life in Orange County combines the stories from ten local residents with photographs provided by individuals and local historical societies. These memories ranging from life on the farm and "sliding" adventures at school to provide a fascinating look into what life was like in the first half of the 20th century.

Life in Essex County (Length: 28 minutes)

$15 +S&H Life in Essex County combines the memories and stories of ten local residents with over 200 historical photographs. Stories ranging from skidding logs with horses to haying by hand provide a unique and fascinating look at the areas history.

Life in Windsor County (Length: 43 minutes)

$15 +S&H This diverse county of Vermont has witnessed an incredible number of events and generated a rich collection of memories. Seventeen residents share their stories of Life in Windsor County and when combined with over 250 historical photos a unique and fascinating look at the areas history emerges.

Life in Caledonia County (Length: 40 minutes)

$15 +S&HLife in Caledonia County combines the stories and memories of fifteen local residents sharing what life was like growing up in the area and is accompanied by over 200 historical photographs.

Barre Memories: Quarrying the Past (Length: 38 minutes)

$15 +S&HBarre Memories relives the early days of one of Vermont¹s most ethnically diverse & bustling towns. Stories of what life was like accompanied by historical photographs gives new insight into Barre's history.