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Into the Unknown: Beginning Sunday, June 6, the New York Times Magazine looks back on a thousand years of adventure. Related features from nationalgeographic.com National Geographic Expeditions Travel with NGS Innerspace (Voices) Scuba-dive into Florida's Wakulla Springs caverns with a National Geographic TV crew. Shark Bite! Graphic footage: A shark bites into a National Geographic videographer, and the camera keeps rolling. Whitbread: A Race Around the World Hitch a harrowing ride across the Indian Ocean with a NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC photographer. A Handful of Tiger Time Stalk an Indian tiger and her cubs with photographer Nick Nichols. Everest: Measure of a Mountain Is Everest growing? An intrepid team is climbing to find out. Get the latest dispatch. Summer 1999   Summer 1999 Contents In the print edition: Battle for the Black Lagoon, explore the extreme north, climb the dead cities of Jordan, and much more.         From the Field   Braving the "Birthplace of the Winds" For an upcoming issue writer and kayaker Jon Bowermaster is testing the waters around a remote Aleutian archipelago—or are they testing him? Listen to his dispatches.       Story Preview   At Play in the Valley of Death Only a fool would hike into Death Valley, the lowest, hottest place in the Western Hemisphere, in midsummer. Call us fools.       Forum   Eighteen Months on the Edge What adventure would be worth a year and a half of your life?       Profile   Bill Stone High-tech Explorer Sure, he's hiked, rappelled, mapped, dived, and nearly died in some of the world's deepest caves. But, please, don't call Bill Stone an adventurer.       Media   Web Links to Adventure Check out these must-bookmark sites for trip ideas, unique outfitters, gear bargains, and more.       Behind the Scenes   Swimming With Sharks Our Oddventures columnist phoned in and freaked out. In the spirit of the times, we're taking the tapes public. Listen in.

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