Eaton (DDE 510) - Naval Cruise Book

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The bridge to the hospital Where we built a pig-pen. Qiouiwam Taiwan abounds in temples and monuments. - Kaohsiung - the dense crowds, the animals and children, the pedicabs, the ox- carts, and the taxis that keep it all moving with their beeping horns - it's a scene we'll never forget. But equally unforgettable is all of Taiwan, for its scenic beauty and places of interest to those who ventured outside the city. A beaming Chinese family poses for a portrait in front B f' d' l l U f h - t side of the Spring and Autumn Pavilions at Tsoying. S Hen mg one Y Crave markel in t S LOUD ry

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The junks of Aberdeen Harbor. A rickshaw can be fun if you don't get taken for a ride. I , 4- ll P l Mary Soo and her girls helped paint the ship, and sold us soft drinks on the fantail. The vegetable markets still clutter up the streets as they have for centuries. Even in had weather everyone got good E pictures from Victoria Peak. 5 l K, Q l r 5 The traffic cop takes command at Fenwick Pier - a useful monument.