The Wide World - The True Adventure Magazine for Men, May 1957 - Windsailing the Sahara / The Squaw's Curse

1957

London

Sheppard, J. Mortimer, Hall, Peter, Rundle, Marjorie, Wharton, Bill, Burger, John F., Dickie, Francis, Forrest, Bob, Demarest, R. William, Weir, Tom, Batham, Guy, Letheby, Jack, Tench, C.V.

The Wide World

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The Wide World - The True Adventure Magazine for Men, May 1957 - Windsailing the Sahara, The Squaw's Curse First to Sail the Sahara - article (with cover, illustration) about the Sheppard family which attempted to, windsail across the Sahara Desert - with map and photos, The Bull of Contention - melons of the Bhelwah plantation in, north Bihar are being destroyed by a bull antelope which the, Hindus consider a sacred nilgai, The Forest Glade Murders - photo-illustrated article from, Northern Rhodesia, Captain Mitchell's Last Fight - his schooner spots a U-boat in, 1942 (article with photo of the U-boat), The Incredible Snake Man - "Professor" Morrisey deliberately, exposed himself to venomous snake bites in Africa, Black Death - a wolf terrorizes farmers and livestock near, Kamloops, B.C., Eggs for the Prisoner - the author was accused of smuggling and, imprisoned without food or drink in a cabin of a stifling, Pakistani river steamer, March Macabre - horrific ant attacks while obtaining WWII rubber, in Ecuador, Britain's Unmapped Outpost - St. Kilda, Trouble at Thirty Fathoms - something goes wrong while welding, underwater in a fast-flowing Papua, New Guinea river, Killer Turned Preacher - last instalment of "West to Adventure", the thrilling story of the life of "Jack" Letheby, trapper, prospector and professional gambler, The Squaw's Curse - Marie was the prettiest girl in the, Spalumcheen tribe near Kamloops, British Columbia Travel, Exploration & Adventure Africa Magazine Back Issues

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