National Geographic Magazine – November 1971, Antarctica, Snow Leopards, Uganda

Vintage, collectible 54+ Years Old edition
Cut or Torn Pages: N (Please assume I missed something)
Supplements: No

Highlighted Features:
- Carnival in Trinidad – A vibrant celebration where revelers in elaborate costumes transform Port of Spain into an extravaganza.
- Antarctica’s Nearer Side – A firsthand account of 50 days aboard the U.S. vessel Hero, visiting research stations studying wildlife adaptation to extreme cold.
- The People of Cumberland Gap – A look at the descendants of European pioneers surviving on land affected by strip-mining and logging.
- First Photographs of Snow Leopards in the Wild – Rare images capturing one of the most elusive big cats in a private hunting preserve in Pakistan.
- Uganda, Africa’s Uneasy Heartland – A nation moving out of its colonial past, attempting to unify a Christian majority with diverse minorities.
- Karnali, Roadless World of Western Nepal – An American geographer and his family adapt to daily life in Hindu and Buddhist villages in the Himalayas.