Blakely (DE 1072) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1974

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Livorno, a commercial seaport of Italy, is located 13 miles from Pisa and 58 miles from Florence. Livorno is the home of the italian Naval Academy and the Italian War College. Camp Darby is the home of the 8th Logistical Command. The Army LIVOFZNO opened their recreational facilities to the crew, including their EM club, The Getaway. , f . , , Tyrrenia and Pisa were easily accessible and afforded the crew many leisure hours of liberty, with their excellent nsturantes and local vino. Some were lucky to visit Venice or Florence, centers of art and culture.

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Malaga was our first and only Spanish port, an attractive city filled with small shops, tall buildings, sidewalk cafes, and colorful discotheques. Handsome carriages, drawn by horses with bells, flowers, and hats, lined the pier, waiting to take sailors into the center of town in style. Tours were run to the ancient caves at Nerja, filled with prehistoric drawings, and to the true excitement of a Spanish bullfight. Torremolinos was just a bus ride away, and offered an active night life. Malaga welcomed BLAKELY warmly. All too quickly, and with great reluctance, BLAKELY cast off all lines and departed.

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