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  <title>5: Over and Under</title>
  <description>We sometimes take for granted that we humans have figured out how to swim and dive, and travel across great bodies of water on boats. But it is really quite amazing when you think about it. In this episode, we soak in stories about swimming, diving, and boating ... and think about leaving our natural habitat behind to explore. Download Episode Transcript Stories used in this episode: Hok-Si-La Municipal Park, Minnesota Swimming with a Horse in Minnesota Diving in Minnesota Lakes Diving Beyond the Cliff, Caribbean Sea Kayaking with Seals, Maine Mississippi Gulf Coast Waterways The Green Dean and Hurricane Gloria, Rhode Island The Ocean as a Retreat, California  Canoeing Adventures in Minnesota Visit the Museum on Main Street website's story portal to share your own water story! Explore the Women Mind the Water project. Thanks to our storytelling partners at the Peale Center! Visit their website, The Peale Center for Baltimore History and Architecture. This episode was produced for the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service by Better Lemon Creative Audio. Produced, written, narrated, and edited by Hannah Hethmon. &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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