Texas (CGN 39) - Naval Cruise Book

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Dubai, UAE: Nlay 7-11, IVlay 25-Jum-21, Jun 8-10 One of many Mosques located around the city . .... . 1, ... -, Care to buy a few trinkets? Sharjah shopping mall Are you sure we can't pretend it's ours? Dubai became our home away from home. It seemed like we lived there. After several calls there, everyone knew his way around town. Shopping was abundant everywhere you went. And at the top of the list were the gold shops. It was all 22 karat gold and there was plenty of it. Also a hot commodity were the Persian rugs which were being sold on every street corner for so it seemedj. There were always plenty to buy in the various Suks around town. Many sailors were hosted by locals and had a splen- did time. They were exposed to a very unique culture and were shown all the ins and outs of the city. J l l Weren't long distance phone calls easy to make?

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