Marvin Shields (FF 1066) - Naval Cruise Book

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PHILIPPINES eodtt » J: . »» ' -ENTER INTO THE WORLD OF PHILIPPINE TREASURES . IS WHAT THE SIGN STATES ON THE ROAD TO THE RESORT CITY OF BAQIO. (LEFT). THE TREASURES TREASURES DONOT CONSIST ONLY OF SIL- VER ARTIFACTS AND HANDI- CRAFTS. BUT ALSO OF GRASS- HUTS (LEFT AND MIDDLE LOW- ER) AND A NATIVE ISLAND CULTURE THE STATUE OF THE GIRL (BELOW) SYMBOLIZE THEIR HARD WORK AND RELI- ANCE UPON THE LAND. ■ 1 I i l KK-lllV S- 1 . h™ ■:f m ■i 1 -SB '

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ABOVE - EVERY WHERE MAR- VIN SHIELDS CREWMEN WENT IN HAWAII, SMILES FOLLOWED. HAWAII PROVED TO BE A PHO- TOGAPHERS PARADISE - ABOVE RIGHT - FOR BOTH NAT- URAL AND MANMADE OB- JECTS. THE BLOWHOLE - RIGHT - WAS FORMED FROM THE OCEAN UNDERCUTTING THE LAVA COAST LINE AND SURGING UP. ARCHITECURE CAN BE JUST AS STRIKING AS NATURE ' S BEAUTY - LOWER RIGHT.

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THE PHILLIPPINES IS A COUNTRY TO SHOP FOR BARGAIN BASEMENT PRICED ITEMS (TOP LEFT), BUT TRANSPORTATION CAN BE A PROB- LEM. A TALL WET ONE CAN BE EN- JOYED WITH SHIPMATES ON A BEACH (LEFT). A COOL DIP (LOWER LEFT) CAN ALSO BE TAKEN IN THE BAY. THE SCENERY OF THE PHILIP- PINES IS EXTREMELY PICTUR- ESQUE (ABOVE)