Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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Rome is the City of ld and New Tours to Rome were the highlight ofthe Naples visits, and many were thus able to visit the eternal city. The ruins reminded all of the splendor and greatness that were once part of the center of the most powerful empire of its day. The size and magnif- icence of Sty Peter's and the Vatican im- pressed all who came tospendafew days in the city where history stands at every corner. 'ff wr. 'fax wx. ,, 1, ,ML X Jn , I s- 5 it , ff - 2 2 gwl f s We watched the Pope as he blessed the people. St. Peter's Cathedral is the largest in the world, GALVESTON sailors took many pictures in St. Peter's Square where the Pope blesses the masses on Easter, X E . my .1-4135. I gl gQ175igiEg5' j M i 51 g F B P H? 5 W E- T WP il'rI'flIm?4f4'4l'4 IT iiilhii 1 1

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M Capri, a major tourist attraction, is a mountainous n S av ' island of winding roads and beautiful scenery. on Capri The tour included a trip to the famous Blue Grotto. Capri rises almost straight up out of the Mediterranean, ending in lofty cliffs. 1 f 1 1 W, .,1mM---M

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