National Geographic Magazine October 1966 Nepal, Moon Photos & Caribbean Sailing

We flipped through the pages to try and spot cut-outs found none, but it is possible that we flipped through something, so expect to find one or two and if not, be happy we were right.

Vintage, collectible 59+ Yrs Old edition
Supplements: No

Features stunning photography and in-depth articles covering a range of fascinating topics.

- Sherpaland, My Shangri-La – A journey through emerald valleys in northeastern Nepal, where Sherpa mountaineers practice Tibetan Buddhism and assist foreign climbers.
- First Color Photographs on the Moon’s Rocky Face – Surveyor 1 sends back striking images of the lunar surface, previewing future moon missions.
- A Fresh Breeze Stirs the Leewards – A veteran yachtsman sails from the Windward Islands to Guadeloupe and the Virgin Islands, exploring Caribbean culture.
- To Gilbert Grosvenor: A Monthly Monument 25 Miles High – A tribute to the late editor of National Geographic, reflecting on his 50-year legacy