This delightful volume of over 500 pages contains reprints of most of the pages of the first 9 issues of the magazine, so I have volume 1, numbers 1 & 2, in that wonderful compilation. I was fortunate enough to find and purchase a copy of World Explorer Far Out Adventures - The Best Of World Explorer Magazine, which was published in a large softcover format, back in 2001. I am sure there are thousands of fans who would love to own them. The first two issues are no longer available in print form, but maybe I will one day convince David to have his printer make replica copies of those first two issues. Father Time may be a nom de plume, but I have been around long enough to see a great many things! I only wish that I knew about World Explorer when David Hatcher Childress published the first issue back in 1991. It was the best money I ever spent, and I am an old man. Now the question on your mind should be, why is he getting all this great stuff? It’s simple! I am a proud Lifetime Member in The World Explorers Club. Maybe I am remembering a DVD along with my last issue of World Explorer. There were also some stickers, a very cool (no pun intended), insulated travel mug with the World Explorer Logo on it, a catalog of the latest book offerings, an itinerary of the upcoming trip or two, and I think there was a DVD. This 3rd issue of the magazine is a collector’s item, which you can buy on the back issues page of current issues, or on the website. There was also another great surprise, the third issue of World Explorer (Vol 1, No 3) from 1993.
Inside my last package was a great book David wrote entitled Vimana: Flying Machines of the Ancients. When you get inside, no matter your age, you suddenly feel like a kid on Christmas morning, and you quickly get settled so that you can sit comfortably and open the parcel. Then it occurs to you that you’ve just received yet another surprise from David Hatcher Childress, founder of Adventures Unlimited Press and The World Explorers Club as well as World Explorer, a magazine that always puts a smile on your face! You wonder Who in the world could that be from? As you pick it up, you see the return address is Kempton, Illinois. You arrive at your home, and the postal delivery person for your neighborhood has left a small box on your doorstep. You are not expecting anything from Amazon, and no one owes you money, so there won’t be any checks in the mailbox. Picture this you’re on the way home, from an ordinary day at work, or an uneventful day off, where you may have simply run some errands and done some chores. World Explorers Club Surprises & Delights by Father Time VOYNICH MANUSCRIPT: ANSWER TO THE OFFICIAL THEORYĬoncert pianist Zlamal examines the controversial Voynich Manuscript and comes up with an answer to the official theory that is rather startling. How is it that a spice of the Totonacs of Mexico would end up in ancient wine vessels? But vanilla is from an orchid originally from Mexico. It has recently been reported that the spice vanilla was found in ancient clay urns in Israel. One of the most popular shows was the World Adventurer’s Club radio show out of Los Angeles. Radio scholar Christian takes us back to the 1930s when old-time radio was listened to by millions across the United States.
THE AMAZING RUINS OF TIWANAKU & PUMA PUNKUĬhildress looks at the astonishing H-blocks, megaliths, and technology found at these astonishing ruins high on the Bolivian Altiplano.
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