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President of Iceland, Olafur Grimsson, takes George to some geothermal sites, exploring the largest glacier in Europe and Vatnajokull Lagoon.
President of Iceland, Olafur Grimsson, takes George to some geothermal sites, exploring the largest glacier in Europe and Vatnajokull Lagoon.
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S2, EP11 "Indian Monsoon"Experience the summer monsoon season in India, from deluges and flooding to the Hindu celebration of the unique season.
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