Vintage Collection | National Geographic Magazine

Description: The National Geographic Magazine from January to December 1946 featured a variety of fascinating articles. Here are some highlights:“England’s Wild Moorland Ponies” (January 1946): Each October, the wild ponies of Devon and Somerset are rounded up and auctioned at Bampton Fair. This annual event has taken place since the 13th-century reign of Henry III.“High Country of Colorado” (July 1946): The director of the Colorado Museum of Natural History explored the mountains of the High Country, a sparsely populated haven for diverse wildlife.“Mystery Mammals of the Twilight” (July 1946): This article aimed to dispel myths surrounding bats and provided insights into their true abilities Modernization in Syria and Lebanon: Both countries gained independence from France and began charting their own paths. The magazine covered their transition and newfound freedom.Mending Dikes in the Netherlands: A photographic essay showcased the repair work on dikes damaged by Royal Air Force bombs. The restoration efforts received assistance from the U.S., Great Britain, and Switzerland.Wildlife in the High Country: An article explored the sparsely populated mountainous region, known as the High Country, which serves as a haven for various wildlife species.Mystery Mammals of the Twilight: This piece aimed to dispel myths surrounding bats and shed light on their true abilities. Bats are often misunderstood, and the article provided valuable insights into their behavior and capabilities.

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Location: Riverview, Florida

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