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Air Maine

Jan 1, 1997
0h 49m
★ 0.0

Overview

Host Jack Perkins (of the A&E "Biography" series) takes to the skies to show us an aerial view of the state of Maine. From rocky coastlines to northern forests and everything in between, this breathtaking documentary presents a truly unique picture of one of the most wild and beautiful regions of the United States.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Dobbs Productions

Air Maine Trailers

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Cast

Jack Perkins

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Jack Perkins

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