I have seen a lot of documentaries about the Chesapeake Bay, which for me, is home. I was born near the bay, and I have lived here for all of my 62 years. My family has fished, crabbed, oystered, and clammed the bay for generations. This documentary, Chesapeake Borne, has been my favorite since it first aired in 1986. How truly sad that National Geographic has chosen to never release it on DVD. I had it on a home recorded VHS tape, but it was ruined in storage and could not be salvaged. This wonderful documentary completely captures the Chesapeake Bay lifestyle and highlights the fact that the bay is in danger from population expanse and the threats that come with it, a fact that rings as true today as it did in 1986.
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