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From the Dec. 14, 1962 issue of LIFE: "Big Gallop Forward in the Land of Yurts and Yaks." This story was both photographed by and written by LIFE staff photographer Howard Sochurek. The article begins: "In 15 years of traveling around, I have been to Siberia, the Khyber, Borneo, the Arctic, the Sahara, the Congo and Dienbienphu—but I have never seen any place like Outer Mongolia. Although the country is going through a process of Sovietization and modernization—which it calls, in Communist style, "The Big Gallop Forward"—it still retains many of its old ways. It has more felt tents (called yurts) than houses, more horses than people. The Mongols milk their horses, make a vodka like drink from cows' milk, play Tchaikovsky on the banjo, fill their pillows with sand and enjoy a delicacy of sheep intestines stuffed with dried blood." This image is an outtake from a similar one that ran in black and white. (Howard Sochurek—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #wildLIFEwednesday #Mongolia #reindeer

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