Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.161 No. 4 April 1982 with SUPPLEMENT

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.161 No. 4 April 1982

Featuring:

Eternal Sinai

Uprooted settlements and disrupted lives mark the final stages of Israel's return to Egypt of a land captured in the six-day Arab-Israeli war of 1967. Harvey Arden reports on this biblical "great and terrible wilderness." Photographs by David Doubilet and Kevin Fleming.

New Light on the Singing Whales

Courtship seems to move male humpbacks to song, and their music reveals broader migrations than had been thought. Zoologist Roger Payne sets the stage for remarkable photographs by Flip Nicklin.

The Civilizing Seine

Journeying along the River Seine and through 2,500 years of French history, Charles McCarry and David L. Arnold follow this stream of legend and love from its source in the hills of Burgundy to its end in the English Channel.

First Across the Pacific: The Flight of "Double Eagle V"

Despite the burden of tons of ice, a gigantic balloon successfully crosses the world's largest ocean. Ben L. Abruzzo, captain on the historic passage, describes the hazardous ups and downs of the flight.

Home to the Heart of Kentucky

Nadine Brewer returns to the land of her childhood and finds some timeless ways and values persisting amid growing towns and a prospering countryside. Photographs by William Strode.

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