Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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Th1s church steeple 1S one of the outstandmg features of Palma s p1cturesque sky11ne alma: the First and ast Stop GALVESTON v1s1ted Palmatw1ce from March 12 to 13 at the begmmng of the cru1se and from August 16 to 22 at the end of the cru1se Palma a Clty of 225 000 1S s1tuated on the 1sland of Mallorca The mcomparable beaut1es of the whole 1sland have made lt known throughout the World as the pearl of the Med1terranean Mallorca possesses at tract1ve beaches mountams an unspo11ed folklore hOSLO1t3.b1G people and a cl1mate Wh1Ch never drops to freezmg 111 w1nter and Throughout the 1sland there 1S a network of roads and ra1lways g1v1ng access to 1tS most beaut1ful and secluded corners The pr1nc1pal Mallorcan beaches all of Wh1Ch are of fme sand are bordered by p1ne trees and have good means of approach It 1S atour1st parad1se and 1S v1s1ted by peoples from all over Europe as well as North Amerlca 9 , . , . . . , . , . 9 seldom reaches' 90 degrees F. in summer. 3 I 0 , , 0 9 ' . . . g Pa1ma's fine beaches attracted many of GALVESTON's crew. Photo by RD3 R, Albert. A This view can be seen from the historic castle located on a hilltop overlooking Palma.