Check out Three Rivers and Sequoia National Park! These destinations are UP! in my favorite getaways stratosphere. And the higher you go, the cleaner the air!
IN the not too distant past, I was developing a Chasing Clean Air TV show with a local PBS station to be distributed to sister stations. While that's currently not happening, due to the recovery time needed from an accident during which time I lost my sponsor, I'll continue to share clean air beauty and favorite getaways like Three Rivers and Sequoia National Park at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range.
This is my first 26-minute episode shot and edited in March 2013, mostly by me - so go easy! I call it Donna Barnett's Chasing Clean Air: Three Rivers. You'll see beauty steeped in pioneer and Native American history and hear awesome original theme music by Canadian composer/singer Paul Malysa. An upbeat, hopeful climate change song.
This Chasing Clean Air episode is also available for viewing on the ValleyPBS website. ValleyPBS by You; Health & Wellness.
Three Rivers is the gateway community to Sequoia National Park. It is vibrant, colorful, and filled with jazz thanks to their very own home grown High Sierra Jazz Band, which sponsors a yearly music festival in the second week of April. Everything is grand about Three Rivers, most notably its proximity to the biggest trees in the entire world!
Featured: The High Sierra Jazz Band, Pioneer Jim Barton, Native American Charles Castro, Public Historian John Elliot & Three Rivers Historical Society & Museum.
Jasmine and birdsong sweeten fresh air. Water kisses lake shore. Blue skies greet green mountains, beaconing me to climb higher. Into clean air! Where may the next clean air getaway be?
Until next time, breathe easy and make life an adventure!
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