National Geographic June 1966 Loire River, Basque Sheepherders & Blowgun Hunters

Note: Cut-out article/photo was found on page 874, 875, & 831- Jagged Cut looks like maybe the owners elementary age child (Not that I would know anything about that from when I was that age with my parents National Geographic's.

Vintage, collectible 59+ Yrs Old edition
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- River of Counts and Kings: The Loire – A journey along France’s longest river, exploring its historic castles, vineyards, and cultural significance.
- Basque Sheepherders: Lonely Sentinels of the American West – A look at Basque immigrants who maintain traditional herding practices in the U.S.
- Blowgun Hunters of the South Pacific – Indigenous hunters demonstrate ancient blowgun techniques, used for survival in dense jungle environments.
- One Man’s London – A personal exploration of London’s evolving cityscape, blending history with modern development.
- Revised, Enlarged World Atlas Charts Our Changing Earth – A feature on cartographic advancements, showcasing new global mapping techniques.