Walking the Himalayas sees Levison push himself to his physical limits as he is forced through remote, punishing terrain and altitudes above 5000m where he suffers from a debilitating lack of oxygen. The river pushes him to the edge of his mental and physical limits as he is forced to live off his wits and bushcraft skills. Levison's goal is to reach the Mediterranean Sea - wherever lies in his way and wherever the Nile takes him for 4200 miles. The Nile remains one of the last holy grails in exploration - no one has ever completed its entire length on foot. Along the way, he encounters modern Africa, its people and its wild life face-to-face. His nine-month, seven million step journey takes him through jungles, savannah, deserts, cities and war zones in some of the continents's most remote and spectacular locations. Walking the Nile sees the British explorer's expedition to walk the length of the River Nile from source to sea. This 4-disc DVD set features all 14 episodes of Wood's adventures. received one of Georgia’s 2014 “Manufacturer of the Year” awards for their “commitment to manufacturing in education, community service, and economic growth” from Governor Nathan Deal.This collection sees explorer Levison Wood undertake three major walks in three of the Earth's harshest environments along the Nile, the length of the Himalayas and 1,700 miles along the spine of the Americas from Mexico to Columbia. In April, Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas, Inc.

The Georgia facilities currently have approximately 450 employees, and the expansion will add up to 250 new jobs.

Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas Inc., a subsidiary of Hitachi Automotive Ltd., headquartered in Japan, is investing $80 Million towards expanding the Georgia facility in response to growing demand of automotive components manufacturing and sales operations. The grand opening was celebrated by as many as 150 guests representing Japanese and American businesses and communities. McMurray, Director of International Investment, GA Department of Economic Development. in Japan along with Georgia Secretary of State Kemp, Walton County Chairman Little, and Mr.

On June 27, Consul General Sunaga was invited to attend the Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas Grand Opening ceremony for its third production facility in Monroe, Georgia.Īttendees included CEO and Chairman Ohnuma, President Sato, executives and stakeholders from Hitachi Automotive Ltd. Georgia Plant Celebrates the Grand Opening of Building 3 Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas, Inc.

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