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h have served in the Sixth Fleet in the Mediter- Naples, a beautiful 2,400 year old city, is familiar to all w o , ' x erience not only because of the beauty of Naples itself ranean Sea. Entering the Bay of Naples is quite an e p . with attractive villas built right into the steep rocky coast line, but also the beauty of the adjacent area. The spectacular, 4,000 foot, soot-blackened Mount Vesuvius is almost as overpowering as Mount Fuji in Japan, ' ' ' ' astward and southward around the Gulf of Naples. Some of the most beautiful coast line in the world is seen e ' ' d f Capri all contribute The ruins of Pompeii are still in evidence: he Amalfi Drive is a world-famous car route for nature lovers. the romantic town of Sorrento and the islan o to the atmosphere. T t were cameras, leather, glassware, The shopping here was excellent, yet tricky. items that were offered the mos s heard, a quick, No, thank you, would keep art and silk. When the cry, Hey, Joe, would you like a .... wa your purchases legitiment. l J? f
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5 t H113 .' ., While in' Naples, two three-day tours to Rome were arranged for the BIG Cl-IIK crew. The chance to see the enchanting city of Rome, along with the chance to ba away from the ship, drew many enthusiastic volunteers. The tour parties stayed in the Palatino l-lotel. Every day tours to various places throughout the city were available. l-lowever, it someone wanted to sightsee on his own, he could. The Vatican, the famous Colosseum, and the Arch de Constantinelwere some of the historic spots on the tours. - Both tour groups, ironically, ran into the American screen and TV star, Ernest Bourgnine, in downtown Rome. lVIr. Bourgnine told the Cl-llK sailors that during World War ll he was a gunners mate in the Navy. A very warm and kind man, lVlr. Bourgnine was one ofthe high points on the tour. On the return bus trip, the- tour group stopped in the h ome town of Julius Caesar. ll-le wasn't home.l lt car be safely said that a wonderful time was had by all.
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