Forrest Sherman (DD 931) - Naval Cruise Book

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-1 columbia Founded in the shadow of a fortress onthe shores ofa protected harbor in the sixteenth century, Cartagena survived the onslaught of the pirates and the English to become one of the chief ports of colonial Spanish America, and still displays much of its fine Spanish architecture. Tourist sights includedthe church and monastery of San Pedro, the Palace of the Inquisition, La Popa Castle, and El Principe. Gaining popularity as a resort area, the inviting Caribbean beaches made body--surfing a favorite activity, and motor bikes and dune buggys were readily available. 63 , ,. . ., , . . 4 ,1::-: ' 'L' 1:1-,-, li? . .5.'.f:'.5. fs rr'1-,y1,T,1-j.'t.rg:.1.l1,.:.3g3:1L,5jiwllmtit