National Geographic Magazine – July 1973, Bangkok, Iceland, Costa Rica, Miami

Vintage, collectible 52+ Years Old edition
Supplements: No

Highlighted Features:
- Bangkok, City of Angels – Thailand’s capital, the oldest independent nation in Southeast Asia, sees rapid growth overtaking its graceful canals and Buddhist temples.
- Homeward With Ulysses – Sailing his yawl White Mist, a National Geographic editor explores the Ionian Islands of western Greece, tracing the footsteps of Homer’s legendary hero.
- Nature’s Living, Jumping Jewels – Costa Rica’s spectacular tree frogs, which inspired pre-Columbian gold images, remain prevalent today.
- An Icelandic Village Fights for Its Life – Some 5,000 Icelanders flee Vestmannaeyjar as a volcanic eruption threatens their community, adding more than half a square mile to the island of Heimaey.
- Cuba’s Exiles Bring New Life to Miami – About half of the 600,000 Cubans fleeing the Castro regime since 1959 settle in and around Miami, adding Latin flavor to the Florida city