Goodrich (DDR 831) - Naval Cruise Book

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Italy For the bargain hunters, there was the gigantic selection of native cameos, coral, and leather work at reasonable fwith its proper amount of hagglingj prices. For the sightseers, there was Mt. Vesuvius, the ruins of lava ravaged Pompeii, the Isle of Capri, Bay of Naples, the Galleria Umbesto. Some of us went to Rome, some to Sorrento, and some never made it any farther than the Enlisted Men's Club, but wherever we went, we all enjoyed our stay in the land of Spaghetti, wine, and Hey Joe, you got American cigarette? i5.,. 11.12, 2. ,., ,G . X 2,5-.gif 1 4' 'IIT If ini .'1 .,. Q, 'U 8. . , 1? ss 5, la . Es, 4 . - 1 . -is 'f , u B .7 v , t- u .AQ .n V X SFC if . ,. 4-Q., an P t?'x .. L, v A 'U I 0 4

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Cannes, France Little is known about the early history of Cannes, but it is believed nce been an ancient Roman Settlement. Napoleon landed near Cannes in his flight from Elba in 1815. But the foremat of the resort world, facet of the Cannes tohaveo filled playground of the leisure lived of the of today was laid in 1834 when Henry Peter Baugman, a British chan- cellor, was attracted by it and built a villa there, establishing its vogue as a resort area. Today, besides its tourist trade, Cannes thrives on its seaport Qthe Golfe de la Napoulej and its local products of ceramics, soaps, per- fumes, and commercial fishing. Liberty was enjoyable, but was made even more so by the tours to Monaco flvlonte Carloj, the Gorges De la Loup CGorge of the Wolf, France's answer to Americas Grand Canyonj, and the perfume factories ofnearby Grasse also the French Alps proved an enjoyable challenge to GOODRICH ski enthusiasts. , ,Hn ,,.y s. ,, , r , I -.. 1 '. A . K I U -fi 'V , , 1 1 1 'VL by -,ijt lx' A.,l V,,i..,a-N in si. , 811 I 3 it It g S. X K - ku 'f- t,, 4 'N 'L ,7 5:'lv.V'rT' L 4 4 1 F ' -Ak: I 1- vt'- 53.