Kitty, Mr. Andreson and Miss Harmon.

North of Churchill, Manitoba, in October and November, there's no ice on Hudson Bay.

In New York, this is where it's distributed from the Carrier Hotel located on Hudson Street.

This is the view looking down the Hudson River, with Manhattan on the left, and New Jersey out on the right, looking out toward the Atlantic Ocean.

Right here, bodega bay.

Ole Andreson. Born

Sidney Johnson.

Enid Southern.

Children Chattering

Just the Bodega Bay School.

the Bodega Bay School.

Who's there? It's me. Andreson.

Anderson arrives tomorrow.

Um, Elizabeth Anderson.

Edward G. Robinson.

Where's that ?

Yes, I know, but where ?

the scouse of distinction.

I haven't been able to find a replacement for Anderson.

Don't you like bodega bay ?

then what are you doing here in Bodega Bay ?

Well, it's got a picture of Enid Southern in it.

Willie Bender.

Yes, you'll be back on your feet for that Ackerson...

So that we would actually take a photograph, flying above Times Square, looking toward the Hudson River, waiting for Hudson to come.

bodega bay has been cordoned off by roadblocks.

We're trying to discover what Henry Hudson would have seen on the afternoon of September 12th, 1609, when he sailed into New York harbor.

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A Prisoner s Reflections on Nelson Mandela

Who told you about Enid Southern?

Oh, by the way, who made that pinch on Andreson?

there's a lot of spare time in Bodega Bay.

Did he ever tell you about Enid Southern?

Mr Harwood, please. Mrs Harwood calling.

Nelson Mandela has taught us that.

We are pleased to receive you. It s an honour, Your Majesty.

Bodega Bay. He goes there every weekend.

I'm investigating the death of a man named Ole Andreson.

And the project again, enormous, enormous competition on the Hudson River and in New York that we were asked to do three years ago, which uses these processes.

Richard Harland.

Think about the enormous moral authority of the Dalai Lama and it comes from his moral humility.

It's Gerhard.

Nikolai Surkow

Evelyn Carow

I was with Nelson Mandela a year ago, when he was in London.