Desc: Wind, Rain, & Time: Wind, Rain, and Time is a 64-minute look at the geological forces that heave created the natural wonders of the American West. We follow the earth's annual, "journey around the sun", and experience the seasonal changes of Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer. We next witness the great concepts of geology: diastrophism, igneous activity and graduation: forces barely discernible in the fourth dimension of Time. We witness the enduring remains of earth-shaping forces at many of the natural wonders at Bryce Canyon National Park, Monument Valley, Zion National Park, Glen Canyon, National Recreation Area and Arches National Park. As we travel across the expansive Colorado Plateau we become dwarfed by the majestic landscapes of Rainbow Bridge National Monument and the immensities of Capital Reef National Park and the Grand Mesa. This program is the geological story of earth's, "voyage through time", nowhere more strikingly revealed than in the Grand Canyon National Park. Here the diary of the earth has been opened like the pages of a book documenting the 4 1/2 billion years of Earth history.