Los Alamos (AFDB 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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TH-, e A- C O t Few can deny, however, that Dunoon and its surrounding communities were here before the Navy arrived, will still be here after we leave, and have a lot to offer in the way of history and beauty. On this and the following pages some evidence of those attributes will be displayed. M20 f I Only a few of these ornate, 19th- : c. street lamps remain in Dunoon, p victims of encroaching progress. It was typical of headstones to make mention of a man's occupation, in this case, Pier Master of Dunoon , The top of the stone once displayed a foul anchorg unfortu- nately all that remains is the rope's bitter end. 4 Bell's of Scotland is a popular shop in Dunoon for all manner of Scottish souvenirs. Below are some shops of Dunoon's downtown district: clockwise from right: The Curiosity Shop fluxury itemsl, Highland Stores Cclothingl, One-Fifty Newsagents Calmost everythingl, and Woolworths Cevery- thing elsel. lm LMI: 1 Wd ' rf 1 1 .4 r I .4 I 5 i' I 'H' Q., ' 'lu-.ali iannvainm r aihxrissws xii Z3

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my guna.-vm -,.. ..,-...,..........,..a ..,.-wunmmfamunmn-'ann ' 'Lf W4 ' -Dunoon Communlty cont d Left. Kirn Parish Church, showing rugged red-brick architecture. Right: the majestic hills that surf round the Holy Loch. -l lm. at ,,,,,.... ,..., ,,,,,,,,,H f5ff'ff'r3,m6n J Y .7 db. ..,,. V ,. .. Dunoon holds a Sailing Regatta every year. Left, the regatta's participants queue up at the mouth of the loch. Right, the War Memorial at Lazaretto Point, commemorating those men of Sandbank who fell in both World Wars. Above left: Benmore Gardens, outside Sandbank, is the perfect place to quietly commune with Nature. Left and above right typical Scottish wildlife K