Ingersoll (DD 652) - Naval Cruise Book

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gil-fm A 1 l 1 l. I i w l rx, 1 The great port of Genoa f' 1 yu-,gt ,L , Genoa was a second homecoming for IDHIIY of '15 We had acquired a storehouse of memories the pre eeding summer during our Mediterranean cruise Wh! Can be said on one short page of such a colorful, citing city? Maybe the pictures will l1C1P buf W all feel inadequate when trying to describe Genoa I0 a stranger rch was best the vino, the food or the sllpfff enery7 The answer would probably be ' the gl! e sixteenth century architecture, the steeP ll' 5 the narrow richly colorful streets all combin r make this a most fascinating city for the Cam carriers ' e 5Pending decisions were terrible 009 Pa - to Caffl' Us through Genoa and Barcelona! We me 4 ' ' I ve been exploited by the merchants, but WC dl nt , , - C' It lian shoeshine boys covered their poverty W . ' ' ' . . - l n nd it - they do it in such a charming manner . I . an infectuous gaiety that we were carried 8 ' an exhuberant holiday mood When do We return V Genoa? ' 'e n 'll