Coontz (DDG 40) - Naval Cruise Book

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Whether you're entering the city by land, air or by sea, the Bay area Cabovel is where you must be. There you may choose from monuments tall Crightl, old- langlecl castles lfar rightl, or the huge city hall flower rightl. The cathedral Cbelowl is a most popular sight, but even more beautiful while shining at night. If strob lights and dance lloors are more your style, a visit to the Windmill Cupper right? would be really worthwhile. Palma, Mallorca, is indeed a resort city shining with lun, and has something in store for almost everyone. 34 7- ,-Y.-- Y Y-. f - .----we-,Q-P..-f gg-. if ..--.- .1 . .., .1 Aug,-..f. kg.

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- 1,--if--f-flew?-f,Tan-u.,VaQ-:pm Palma de Mallorca, Spain As USS COONTZ began her entry into the Palma Bay area Crightl, her shipmates could easily see why this jewel of a city is often referred to as the Pearl of the Med. Upon mooring Cabovei, personnel beelined for the inner city and such places as the Marina Cbelowi, the seashore strip Cbottom righti, or the cathedral Cbottom left and lower rightl, to begin their first Mediterranean liberty. -4 f '.'rV-::,'-f:- '..4ffgM-g.g,,f,,,f,,f: 1- .,.-5,6-.,,--,.L -Q 2-all,z'.ff!::ifZifgi'::gff, MLW-e ez',,zak..-v.:-'i,,,. fc.-:Grim ' 'W

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l Bypassing the hustle-bustle of the inner city strife, many shipmates toured to the limits of country lile Cabovei. Palma people are craftsmen, constantly working with their hands Cupper leftl, making souvenirs for visitors coming from many faraway lands. Things like pots and cups, even ballister ashtrays Cfar leftbg all are dried and painted and placed on hugh displays Cbelowl To grab the eye of a visitor who may purchase his ware, the craftsman may place his in the sunshine glare Cleftb. But clay and pottery are not the only means of their craft, as you see a homemade loom Clower left? en route to the Caves of Drach. 35