Hale (DD 642) - Naval Cruise Book

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Street scene-Pompeii Pompeii and Capri K Pompeii . . . the ancient playground of the Romans . . . classic ruins buried by the Wrath of Vesuvius . . . Capri . . . the playground of the latter- day Romans . . . Blue Grotto, San Michele and Canzone del Mare. Canzone del Mare '

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The Colosseum Hadrian, the Roman Wall, Via Appia, and the Catacombs . . . twenty or thirty centuries, but it's still here for you to see. . . back to the cityg and the churches, the symbols of Christianity . in the evening . . . perhaps the operag maybe just dinner . . . but Whatever you do, you can't helpbut know that you're in Rome . . . the Eternal City. Aerial view St. Peter's-from the Tiber?

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Marseille . ' p Marseille The port city of Southern France . . . most of it out of bounds though . . . French girls . . . no more need be said . . . the first of our ship's parties . . . two nights of it . . . tours to Paris and Avignong and in Marseilles itself . . . Chateau D'ifg the home of the fictional Count of Monte Cristo . . . fortresses and castles of all typesg Winding streetsg buildings with inscrip- tions scrawled on them . . . some of them not so complimentary. All in all thoughg a pleasant stop . . . an interlude. e ' I Marseille-from Chateau d'If