Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.159 No.1 January 1981

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.159 No. 1 January 1981

Featuring:

ERUPTION OF MOUNT ST. HELENS

Mountain With a Death Wish In the Path of Destruction

The Day the Sky Fell

A snow-capped peak in the Cascades shudders and explodes, blasting 1,300 feet off its top, scything dowr forests and sending ash clouds across the Northwest. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC documents a stunning geologic event, combining a three-part firsthand narrative by Assistant Editor Rowe Findley, detailed maps, and extraordinary pictures by 21 photographers.

Ancient Ashfall Entombed Prehistoric Animals

Paleontologist Michael R. Voorhies unearths a burial ground of ten-million-year-old creatures of the Great Plains. Photographs by Annie Griffiths, paintings by Jay Matternes.

They're Redesigning the Airplane

Eight decades into the air age, bold new ideas and electronic wizardry are revolutionizing how man flies. By Michael E. Long and James A. Sugar.

Poland's Mountain People

Fierce love of the land and ways of the past shape the life of the proud "górale" of southern Poland. Polish-born Yva Momatiuk and husband John Eastcott return to visit the rugged hinterland she knew in her youth.

The Indomitable Cockroach

There are qualities to admire in that much maligned, ancient, and far-traveled insect pest, Allen A. Boraiko and Bates Littlehales discover.

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