Note sull'episodio
Robotic legs on Table Mountain. A class ring out of a sewer truck. Four footprints nobody had ever seen. And in Omaha, a purple bag comes back around.
A mother of forty seven climbs Table Mountain with her family, and by the time they reach the top the cable car has closed. What Wilderness Search and Rescue carried up to her had never been used on a South African rescue before.
A Frenchman finds the edge of something in 1889 and runs out of money. A policeman outside a cricket ground in India sits down on the pavement. A shark swims into Busan and declines to leave, and half a million people come to look at him.
A kayaker in the San Juan Islands calls his own mayday. Silver has a rough morning and gold hits a seven week low. Out west, the pattern finally turns.
In Findlay, Ohio, somebody spends a September afternoon hanging Christmas lights. In Kalispell, Montana, a woman takes a crown into a classroom to talk about tool belts. And down in West Cape May, New Jersey, a town gets ready to celebrate a crop it stopped growing forty years ago.
Then a class ring comes back out of a sewer truck after sixty years, a Colorado schoolteacher finds four footprints in the North Dakota badlands, forty two dogs come out of a utility trailer in Marysville, Washington, and in Omaha, a purple bag comes back around.
Art Sterling. The Sterling Report.