GREENE – Bob DeLoss will narrate his film, “America’s Amazing Places” at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7, and 2 and 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8, at Sawyer Memorial, 371 Sawyer Road. Admission is free and doors open an hour before the show.

DeLoss’ travels have taken him to 45 countries around the world and into every state in the U.S. He is best described as a naturalist adventurer and educator.

He began his career as a broadcast journalist in radio and television during which time he covered events ranging from presidential campaigns to regional politics. DeLoss has led tour groups to nearly every continent and locations within the continental United States.

DeLoss has academic undergraduate degrees in zoology and botany, and has advanced degrees in geology and astronomy. His background as an educator ranges from working with young people to promoting continuing educational programs for retirees. He is the recipient of numerous awards for excellence in education.

Wild ducks in a pond in the lobby of a four star hotel. A theater organ that plays “Singing in the Rain” in the middle of one of the driest deserts in North America. Listening to the music of “Moonlight Sonata” played on a grand piano by a man who can neither read music nor play the piano and being surrounded by dozens of 35-mm theatrical cameras. These are just some of the stories that DeLoss tells during his latest film, “American’s Amazing Places.”

The presentation will be projected in digital format and is narrated live.

The film runs about 80 minutes. Those wanting more information can call 946-5311 or visit http://ourworld.cs.com/sawyerfoundation.