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the blue 1970 LTD after accident one South Freev/ay in 1971

Nancy, Aunt Gladys, Si, Paul, Danny, Martha, Bobby,Cherry, Hap, Jane, Rosemary, Laura and Rick at familymeeting in. Denton, Texas in 1 971.

A week later accident to the rightside of the vshite LTD. No one hgrbin either accident.


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The Pan Am 747 that took Paul,and Mar-tha to Paris in 1971.

Closeun of the gigaitic 747 we rode toEurope in 1971.

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Kennedy Airport in New York. A circularc'rive a couple of miles around, linedwith enormous individual terminals.

A Russian Aeroflot airliner. It waskept away from the terminal, and be-hind a barracade, for some reason.

Distant view of a terminal and planesat Kennedy, :' York.

Three chapels anedy Airport, sur-rounded by a lake. Protestant, Catho-lic and Jewish.


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The Paris airporty Orley Field. "rewere impressed with the neat check-erboard, small farms surroundingthe airport.

The .Arch of Triumph in Paris, withgorgeous gardens in the foreground.The thing that makes Paris beauti-ful is the vast expanse of avenuesand gardens, and buildings.

?fessina, Sicily, in 1971. Martha andBobby standing by a typical small Eur-opean box car, with the Orcadws in thebackground.

A unique tour bus in Paris. TTotview

h o r s e -< c ommon s ight m "es s inadra wn wa gons .

A s i d e w a l k c a f e i n M e s s i n a . I t o o kt h i s p i c t u r e v d t h o u t s t o p p i n g , an d-ong woman ra n o ut of th e c a f ea n d g r a b b e d my a r m , j a b b e r i n g a l lt h e t i m e i n I t a l i a n . D o n ' t k n o ww h a t s h e w a n t e d , a n d j u s t k e p t g o i n g


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I t a l i a n t u g b o a t p u l l i n g t h e Orcadesi n t o th e d o ck a t M e s s ina , S i c i ly .

La rg e I t a l i a n lo r r y w i t h ta nd em f r o n twheels, common in E urope but ha rd lye v e r s e e n in th e S ta te s .

Old hobbled horse having h is noont imes i e s t a and meal in Mess ina .

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Tagon p u s h e r t a k in g h i s n o o n d a y s i e s -t a . I n I t a l y e v e r y th in g c e a s e s to f u n c-t i o n a t n oo n u n t i l a b o u t 2 p . m.

S id e wa lk c a f e in M e s s in a , S ic i ly , '"hencrowded i t was a lmos t im poss ib le toge t by on the side?;alk. _._-*,.

I t a l i a n p o l i c e ma n in 1 9 7 1 g a a r d in gt h e t o u r i s t s from t h e c a r r i a g e d r i v -e r s . B ut t h e y s t i l l g o t v i c t i m s .


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George Parker xn working oose. Jack Jordan escaping with copy

Queen Elizabeth inFort Lauderdale, Flor-ida. She had steam upand workmen aboard pre-paring her for voyageto Hong Fong. She hadbeen docked for severalyears in Florida as acollege, but it wentbroke. She burned andcapsized in Hong Kong,and was totally destroy-ed, said to be sabotage.

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Hsp and Che rry , Ja ne and Si a t l a t t e r s ' El abor a t e s i dep i ece f o r J ane and S i ' s25th wedding anniversary i n 1972 . 25 t h ann i ve r s a r y . Gladys Farmer, Auntie and Aunt Gladys.

V ALaura and Danny lining up for the eats.

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B i cyc l e r ace on Leona r d ' s pa r k i ng l o t .Paul was scheduled to enter an event ,but i t was delaye d for h ou rs, so no show.

Paul on hi s b icy cle k ick in 1972

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company picnic in 1972 a t Eagle Mounta in Lake .


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[S p ac e n e e d le a t S e a t t l e . Da v id an dP a u l a t e l u n c h i n r e s t a u r a n t , Tshichr e v o lv e s e v e r y ou m i n u t e s .

B a t t l e s h i p M i s s o u r i i n m o t h b a l l s a tBremerton, 'Washington.

1'onorail t r a c k s i n S e a t t l e l e a d i n gdowntovai fr om f a i r g r o u n d s .

P la q u e on d e ck of b a t t l e s h i p M is s o u r ifshere J a p a n e s e surrendered in WorldWar I I in Tokyo.

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F l o a t i n g v i l l a g e i n S e a t t l e . H ou se-boa ts permanent ly anchored and occu-p i e d .Totem po le s at V ancouver , -where Davida nd P a u l d ro v e o n v i s i t t o S e a t t l e in1972 .

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Various scenes in Rome in 1972. Bobby cameto Europe a month earlier and met us in Rome.


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Part of production line on Heidelberg presses in Heidel-berg, Germany. This line is assembling cylinder pressesfor export all over the world.

Part of beautiful Heidelberg factory in Germany. Theywere very hospitable and gracious to Paul when thejr dis-covered he was a printer.

mK,Highway in Germany thru the BlackForest. Very beautiful, but sim-ilar to several wooded areas here.

Line of platen presses at Heidelberg. Paul was impressedwith the apparent high caliber of men building the ma-chines, and the efficiency of the assembly line.

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Railroad c ross ing in Germany1972.Gateman l i ve s in h ouse , and when atra in is coming, he runs out andm a n u a l ly lo we r s th e g a te .

Business card of Heidelberg official thatshowed Paul around the plant. Very fineand knowledgeable man.

Driving thru small town in Germany.Totice the pots of flowers, whichone sees everywhere.


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wIEla b o r a te g a r d e n s a t V e r s a i l l e s , F r a n c e . Th e p a la c e a n dg r ou n d s a r e o n e o f th e wo n d er s o f th e wo r ld , in c r e d i b l e .

S p ee dy p o r t r a i t o f Ve r du n , F r a n c e ,e were running shor t o f t ime , sovjust had to drive by monuments andb a t t l e f i e l d s .

One o f th e lo n g h a l l s a t V e r s a i l l e s in 1 9 7 2 . The c e i l i n g sh av e e la b o r a te c o u r t a n d b a t t l e s c e n e s th a t mu s t h a veta k e n s o me on e 's l i f e t im e on e a c h to p a in t .

Scene f rom top f loor of small Par ishotel where Paul, Martha and Bobbys ta yed . Room had a b i de t t e and as h o w e r , b u t n o t o i l e t .

Go ld c lo c k a t Ve r s a i l l e s . The p a la c ei s f i l l e d -with hundreds of such t r eas -u r e s , p r e s e r v e d th e d a y s o f r o y a l t y .

P a r t o f f o r t i f i c a t i o n s a t V er du n,which was scene of b loody b a t t l esd u r i n g Wrld ^ar I .S q u a re in P a r i s , s u r ro u n d e d b y th eLourve, which contains Venus deMil, 1'ona L i s a a n d o t h e r s .


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Vesuvious - an awesome s i gh t . Reached by a ch a i r l i f t anda walk up to r i dg e . S team i s s t i l l coming out of c rev -ases on the edg e . Las t e rupte d in 1944.


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On top of Vesuvious in 1972. On leftis chair lift. Martha waited for usbelow for some reason, "las a grey,dreary day, so view was poor.

Paul and Bobby on night jaunt just before ship sailedfrom Naples. T!Te wandered into wonderful old castle anda night guard showed us .around for a small fee. Part ofit is being- used for some city functions, but they lackthe money to improve it.


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Hydrafoil to Capri f rom Naples. Hydrafoil wake on way to Cap ri F in u c u la r up h iU on Ca p r i .


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Le ic h e n s te in in 1972.. .a pic ture -book k ingdom where wes p e n t a n ig h t . One o f s ma l l e s t c o u n t r i e s o n e a r th . I n n s b r u c h , A u s t r i a . Ta ke n f ro m f in i c u la r u p mo u n ta in , b u twas f o gg y s o c o u ld n ' t s e e f a r . Bu t b e a u t i f u l .

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Downtown Innsbruch. T're saw a paradethru here at night and never did findout what it was for.

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Hik e r s b e s id e t r a in in Zu r ic h . . ^ernedto be lo ts of pa ths up mounta in .

Elec t r ic t r a i n u p mo u n ta in in Zu r ic h ,Switzerland, ficjteeoest s lope in world, i

Tracks up mounta in in Z ur ic h . Lots epeople in the woods en joying na ture . Old ir ic h, where we werer id in g in lo n g , n a r r o w b o a t .


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S e rv ic e s t a t io n a n d re s t a u ra n t o na u to b a h n . "*e fou nd th e s e r e s t a u r a n t s s u p e r i o r t o th o s e i n c i t i e s .O ld l i b e r a l l y d e c o r a t ed s t r e e t c a r o n S t r e e t c a r i n Z u r i c h . T hey seemed t otop of mounta in in Zur ich . Guess i t be old, b u t w e l l -ma in ta in e d a n d p ro s -retired, w i th h o n o rs . p e ro u s .

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Beaut i fu l mounta in lake ou t o f Zuri c h , w i th p i c tu re -b o o k h o u s e s . 1 1 c ro s s in g and s t a t i o n o n t r a i nLde uo mountain in Zu ric h. The au tobahn in Switze r land in 1972 ,S imi la r t o U S f re e w a y s .

r i l e s of ma g n i f i c e n t b r id g e s a lo n gthe au tobahn keeps roadway lev e l . Autobahn with tun ne l in the d is tan ce. . .one o f many tu n n e l s . S p ee d l im i t sn ' t j but mos t d rove 65-70 .e l e c t r i c i n t e r u r b a n c a r s i n S w i t z e r lan d . They were sho rt and h inged i nt h e r i d d l e . More could be added .


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Bobby -visiting Ham House flower garden in London in 1972. Another flower garden in London. They London town meeting house, with awn-have 'era everywhere, and ever;/ apart- ing in place for the Lord Mayor,ment seems to have a flower box-.

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Hi JScene at Luxembourg, where we sppnt a night in 1972.We came onto a cel eb ra t io n wi th a bandstand and i tt u rne d o u t t o b e a t r i b u t e t o t h e USA on Ju ly 4 th ,w i th t he A m eri can am b assado r and l o c a l o f f i c i a l s .

The B o sporu s S t r a i t s , w h ich w sa i l ed u p i n 1972 .O ld ca s t l e batterments seen from th e s hi p .

"Te w ere s chedu l ed t o v i s i t B u lg a r i a , B u lg a r i a f ro m a d i s t a nc e . A f ew lo c a lbut the seas were so rough noone was ' \ o f f i c i a l s cam e ab o a rd ea r l y i n t hea l l ow ed a sho re . m o rn ing and s t am ped o u t pa s sp o r t s ,b u t i t w as t o o ro u g h t o g o a sh o re .A R u ss i an merchant sh ip l o o k ing u sov er. Rumors sai d a Russian v iarsn i^shadowed us , bu t we di dn ' t see one.


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Br iPhe Ac ropo lis , in Athens , Greece , in 1972. The eng ine er - Another v iew of th e Acro pol is . I t was wrecked and ru inedLng v.-as very impress ive . Columns a re tapered so tha t 'by many w a r , and f i r e s , a nd i t i s a miracle t h a t i t i sevor "ou s t a n d , t h e y r i v e t h e i l l u s i o n o f b ei n g e q u a l . . s t i 1 1 s t a n d i n g a t a l l . S c a f f o ld s a r e u p f o r r e p a i r s .

Greek so ld ie r a t guar d . He i s the re" o r t h e t o u r i s t s , an d a t i n t e r v a l s g o e s th r u a f o o t - s t a mp in g r o u t ine , to keep awake , no doubt .

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Looking up at the Acro poli s f rom aj rest stop we maHe. The bus broke downI t o wa i t h e r e f o r a n o th e r .Looking down from the Acropolis ontoGreek homes in Athens. Their s tanda r d o f l iv in g wa s f a i r l y poor .

The Acropo lis ag ain . The ground irough and one had t o watch s t e p . ,few we l l - d e f in e d p a th s .


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I Goose-stepping guards of Turkishxn palace g r o u n d s .

Le a v in g I s t a n b u l to g o u p th e Bosneroust o Bu lg a r i a , t h e s h ip p a s s e d u n d e r th i ss u n d e r c o n s t r u c t i o n .

jLooking u p a t th e b r id g e stri ones?P|can see armed guards looking dc u s . Attempts had been made to sabotagefo.iect.

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The >'osoue of Solomon the Magn if icent in I s ta nb ul . Thec i t - i s ' d iv ided i n t o two n a r t s , t h i s p a r t in Eu r o p e? andt h e o S e r S^Asia. A shor t f e r ry r i de of about 10 minutesc o v e r s th e d i s t a n c e . _ _ _ ^ _ ^ _ ^^m^ ^ ^ ^m


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One o f th e b o a t s th a t t r a n s p o r te dpasse ngers f rom the sh i p to sho re .

- t St. Sophia ''useum a nd p a r k in I s t a n b u l . Th e ma g n i f i c e n tmosques trere a c o n t r a s t to th e p o v e r ty o f th e p e o p le .The y d i d n ' t a c t u a l ly lo o k h u n g r y , b u t we h a d to c o n s ta n t -ly f ig h t of f ped dle r s who wouldn't tak e no fo r an answer .

Looking do?m from palace grounds tothe Canber ra in the background.

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The Blue Mosque, pro bab ly th e bi gg est and most famous ofa l l t h e r ao so ue s. A r e a l e x p e r i e n c e t o v i s i t .

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iilficent mosque near the ship anc h o r a g e . W d i d n ' t g e t i n s i d e i t .


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A mo de rn e l e c t r i c b u s in I s t a n b u l wa sa contras t to more pr imit ive means oft r a n s p o r t a t i o n .

? 'ost goods were brought to s to res onhuman backs. T,fe saw s cr awn y l i t t l emen c a r r y in g c o u ch e s an d r e f r ig e r a to r son th e i r backs . Some s t re e t s a re toon a r r o w f o r wh e e le d v e h ic le s .

A n a rr o w s t r e e t w i th mo de rn a p a r t -me nts . Some were so ste ep thejr ha ds t e ps i n s t e a d of s t r e e t .

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Old Turkish fortress guarding the Bosperous. This side isEurope, the other Asia. Thousands commute on the ferriesand a bridge under construction will bring many more.

View of the Golden Horn, Galata Bridge and the Bosperous.Galata bridge is lined with stalls and is so crowded onecan hardly walk across it, let alone drive.


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JSteep street of steps in Istanbul in1972. T,Tomen were seldom seen on themain streetsthey seem to stay home.

tkmElaborate shoe shine stands made ofpolished brass were seen. They seemedto resent cameras, so had to sneak one.

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inside St. Sofia Museum. The richness of the building andthousands of jewels in the cases contrasted with the pov-erty of the people.

Inside the Blue Mosque. "Te had to leave our shoes outside.The incredible wall carvigs must have taken lifetimes.


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It seemed all the old Chevys, Fordsand Plymouths in the world of 1955vintage turned up as taxis Istanbul.

Horse draws peddlers cart in Istanbul. They seemed very o M and rick-

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taking a break. " sn confronted withhousewives there was shrill bargaining

M WiMotorbike d e l iv e r y s y s te m in A l i c a n t e ,Spa in in 1972. In s t o r e s , th e b r e a dwas stacked in u m b r e l l a s t a n d e .

"ountain f o r t r e s s i n A l i c a n t e , S p a i n . W* t o u r e d the bat-terments and w a l l s , g e t t i n g up t h e r e via a l o n g t u n n e l ,t h e n an e l e v a t o r .

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w"estaurant on the beach at A l i c a n t e ."Te s to p p e d th e r e for r e f r e s h me n ts andfound th e cool welcome.

Beach at A l i c a n t e . As t h i s was theS p a n i s h R iv ie r a , i t was t h r o n g e dwi th th o u s a n d s frmo Madrid and Bar-c e lo n a and n o r th e r n S p a in .Looking dom on Alicante beach f romt h e f o r t r e s s w a l l s .

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Downtown Alicante, Spain, in 1972A modern, prosperous city on theSpanish Riviera. People come therfrom all over the world to retire

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Bobby, paul and Martha aboard the Canberra in 1972. ^ehad this dining table to ourselves, with "Bosco" as ourwaiter.

Fascinating wake of the Canberra.One canwatch it for hours.

Promenade deck of the Canberra, withfirst class entrance ahead. Touristpassengers were supposed to stay outof first class, and most did.

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incredible blue of the Mediter-ranean.

On one of the small boats re tu rn in gto the Canberra from a tour ashore.'

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Old abandoned mine near Creede,Colo.in 1972. ' "e had a picnic here andbrough t some old pipe for s ouv eni r . |


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Main street of Creede, Golorado, in1972. Unchanged for some 50 years, 1very picturesque little town.

Another view of beautiful aspens inColorado in the autumn. These arehigh above Creede.

(Abandoned mines and houses in southernColorado. There are thousands of sim-ilar ones around here.

& iPark of the red rocks, Colorado. Operas, sym-phonies and Easter Sunrise services are heldhere.

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Progress at Printing Center in 1972,and early 1973. Ground being pre-pared for new warehouse.

Another view of the old shop wall, ihole was knocked in i t, and a fire-proof door put in for entry.

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The west wall up of new warehouse.Generator was suspended by crane onweekends to prevent meddling withit, and stealing. The walls wereerected in sections, after beingpoured on the ground. A band ofsteel around each section was weldedto the next section after being putupright.


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Atchison, Kansas - 1973 - ice on MissouriRiver. Lower bridge turns to let boats by.Paul's mother was in first vehicle to crossthis bridge when new about 1875...a babycarriage. - .

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Leesburg, Florida,February, 1973...at Orpha's Funeral.


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S.S. France, built 1962...can carry 2,200 passengers, but our cruise about 1,200. Longest shipin the woold today...cruises.about 28knots..

LE FANTASTIQUS VOYAGE - 33 DAY CRUISE (Feb.10-March 15, 1973) - S.S.FRANCEDate P o r t101214202226283

New YorkP o r t E v e r g l a d e s -.St . ThomasR io d e J a n e i r o , B r a z i lR io d e J a n e i r o , B r a z i lDakar , Senega lC a n a r y I s l a n d sMonasti-Tv-Tuftis ia

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D i d n o t a oa s h o r e i no n a s t i r ,J k u n i s i a . . .r o ug h w e a t h -sr a n d t h ep o l i t i c a ls i t u a t i o n/ a s b a d t h e n .

Half a dozen of best cabins (not ours)faced on this little courtyard on upper deck.,.not used much.Fantail with deck chairs...in the rearglass-covered pool, with complete gym.Doors opened back of this in good weather.


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French presses in print shop, with Heid-elberg in background. Used mostly offset.Ship had about 5 printers, and printedtwo daily bulletins, menus for everymeal and odds and ends.

Engine room of "France." Hot and noisy,bu? clean. All instructions in French.Drive shaft in background.

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Party time. Constant entertainment atnight with dancing, singers, magician,puppeteer, comedians, etc., kept usentertained.

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Rear view "France" with landing platformin place Most ports had to take launchesinto part, as ship too big to dock.

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Side view of "France," showing Promenadeand Veranda decks enclosed. Our cabin wasjust below black line forward.

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At ease on Veranda deck. Chairs were rent-ed first day, and no one else used them.Steward served boullion and tea.


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8Ships photo af us dancing. Three or fourcoiribos, bands and groups played everynight. Too crowded for much artisticdancing. $c r^-a^c^ Paul, Irene Lomas, Ed Lomas , Mary Boiesand Bemis Boies at dinner. Breakfast wascasual, lunch tie was requested, and din-ner required a tux or formal wear.


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Irene Lomas and myself in limbo contest. Laterblindfolded us for finals, and we crawled downthe floor while they took away poles.

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Irene Lomas, Ed Lomas, MaryBoies, Bemis Boies, Marthaand myself at dinner. Din-ners lasted up to two hourswith 6 to 10 courses.

Looking forward on fantail,with doors to pool open. Itwas heated and warm even oncoldest days. Another poolwas in bottom of ship center


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Upper deck with large sign withname of ship, which was lit upat night in port.Launch from "France." Guess they heldabout 100 passengers...four ran con-stantly while in port

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Fantail with sun worshippers.,some came out every day, hotor cold.Our waiters...Jon and Henry.Menus were French and Englishand Jon interpreted. Henryspoke no English.

Part of deck buffet...servedmost days at lunch, we pref-erred our table and service.

New Norwegian ship on Caribbeancruise, entering port early inmorning beside the "France."


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Seaplanes used for inter-island transport. Some were old WW II PBY's. Tookoff every few minutes. St. Thomas.Martha and I near Bluebeard*s castleon St. Thomas. Beautiful tropical mountains and blue sea.

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St. Thomas in Virgin Islands. There wereeight ships in port, so things werecrowded. Here's three in a line at dock.Beautiful cove on back side of St.Thomas. Wanted.to go down to beachbut not enough time.


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Street scene in St. Thomas. Was hotand humid in February. Tour bus onright.Harbor at St. Thomas. "France " atanchor in background. She was too bigto come into dock.

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Unique tour bus in St. Thomas. A U.S.possession, but almost all Negro. Wasmore prosperous than some other places.Harbpr at St. Thomas from mountainside.Tourism is biggest industry, with ban-anas, coconuts, etc.


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Christ statue overlooking Rio de Janiero. Wewent up about three times. Made of cement andbeautifully lit at night.Sugar loaf mountain at Rio. Hasa cable car to top, but didn'tgo on it.

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Cocacabana beach at Rio. Miles of modern apartments, with real estate said to bring six million dollars an acre along here.

Irene Lomas, Bemis BoiesMary Boies on morning weed harbor at Rio.andenter-


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Waterfall on a back road out ofRio. Country gets very primi-tive and wild beyond here.Statue of Christ lit up at night. One of mostbeautiful views in world from up there. Reachedby steep winding road and by train.

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View from Christ statue at Rio.Was very steep in spots, andwas misty most of time.

Some of modern roads, church and tunnel-inRio. Some real poverty with squatters perchedon side of hills like this, without lights ofwater. But they say they are moving them out.


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Brazilian Ford. Also millions of Volkswagens. Brazil lets no foreign-madecars in, so make all their own. VolBs-wagen evidentally started right afterthe war when thousands of German refugees came here.

Train that goes to Christ statue; Wetried to catch it, but ran at wrongtime of day, and we took a taxi up-.

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Cocacobana beach at Rio. Many peopleappear to just live on beach...sawsome burned almost black.

Several ships of Brazilian navy viewedfrom launch. Saw one carrier, but destroyers looked obsolete and very old.


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View of sidewalk at Cocacobana beach.Saw millions of people along here, butno rest rooms. One wonders.Martha and Bemis Boies boarding tour busat Rio outside of "biggest sports stad-ium in the world," qoute.

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.Beautiful park in Rio. Went for miles,and had other tropical trees andplants.View from Christ statue at Rio. Hazeprevented better picture. Was fabul-ous view.

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Inside gigantic sports stadium in Rio.Resembled the Astrodome, but top open.Supposed to be biggest in world.Tour bus at Rio. Very hot there, but noair-conditioning. Hot season is December, January and February.

Unique tractor and cart in use in Rio.Saw some elsewhere, but this used inpark.

Native mother in Dakar carryingbaby in pouch on back. Saw manylike this. Babies seemed happy.


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Beath at Gor ee, small, island near Dakar. Heremost of slaves into US came and were imprisoneduntil ships came.for them. Some buildings stillstanding from slave taade.

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Native combo at evenings enter-tainment at Bakar. Very good,but didn't recognize tunes.

Mosque at Dakar. We went inside, leaving ourshoes in racks, in lobby. Some of them don'tpermit infidels and women to enter. Dancers and tutablers at eveningsentertainment at Dakar, Africa.Extremely agile.


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An evening in Dakar, Africa...unique dance withman inside hay stack, extremely active, andnever caught a glimpse of him.

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Native girl outside of Dakar, Af-rica. Girls in towns cover up,but outside some go like this.

Wood carver at work in Dakar. Use mostly ebony,with very primitive tools...no power. Visited avillage with different handicfafts at work.


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Carrying meat into -^ kJ e f^ i geratIo n,Africa. Didnt b fi i e s .and there were lotbLaunch from Dakar, Africa to Goree.Was thronged with natives and tour-fists. ..very slow.

Russian ship factory ship in for repairs at Dakar, Africa.They lookeddirty and rusty.

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Dancers at evening entertainment in Dakar, AfricThere were about six Ijoys and six girls .. .verygood.


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Small fishing boats on beach at Dakar,Africa. Saw few if any large fishingboats belonging to Africans.

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People in native dress in Dakar,Africa. Most natives dressed thisway, with few in western costume.

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Courtyard of Moslem temple at Dakar,with Martha in front of fountain. Sheeshad to be off.Fleet -of Russian factory ships andtrawlers laying in harbor at Dakar,Africa. One was larger, the canningfactory, the others did the fishing.


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Beach at Goree off Dakar, Africa.Buildings are local government andmuseum of things from slave trade.

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Inside Moslem temple at Dakar, Africa.Floor covered with.prayer rugs...witha few of the devout around praying.African coast guard building at Dakar,with great activity of trucks andboats.


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Prison building at Goree, off Dakar,Africa. Smoke on side of building isfrom prisoners cooking fires.

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Native dancers met the ship at Dak-ar, Africa, and performed severalhours, in the morning.

Old cannon laying in weeds at Goree,off Dakar, Africa. Also remains ofblock houses.


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Old Spanish destroyer from turn ofthe century, moored in Canary Islands and used to generate electricity for city of Teneriffe..Banana plants, Canary Islands...although 800 miles away, is part ofSpain...lush and tropical, and favorite holiday spot with Europeans.

Looking down on terraces and housesin- Canary Islands. Much constructiongoing on.Dancer's in Canary Islands waiting togo on at hotel whete we ate lunch.


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Palm tree in Canary Islands, withtypical Spanish wall and flowers.Flowers were everywhere...are amajor crop and flown all over Eur-ope daily.

Royal palace in Teneriffe, CanaryIslands...were expecting the new kingof Spain on visit, so run was laidout and awning to protect if fromrain..

Hillside scene in Canary Islands,with peasants hut, flowers, and newconstruction going on nearby.

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INarrow street in Amalfi, Italy...southof Naples. Typical old Italian townwith lots of activity, cars in narrowstreets.

Castle in harbor at Naples, Italy.More or less deserted, but businessesactive nejet door.

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Ama l f i , a b o u t 22 mi le s s o u th e a s t o f Na p le s ;about 7 ,000 people. . .perched on s ide ofcl i f f . B e a u t i f u l s c e n e r y .


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P is h in g b o a t s a lo n g o c ea n d r iv e inNaples . Vesuvius in background andc a s t l e i n h a r b o r . P r a i a n o , o n th e Ama lf i d r iv e , s o u th e a s t o f Na p le s ,t i f u l c l i f f s -with o l d h o u se s c l i n g i n g t o s i d e s . Beau-

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Old hotel Lun Convento on Amalfi drive. Lots of oldRoman ruins, and little modern construction make itseem like it was centuries ago.

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Herculaneum, near Naples...well preserved andrestored ruins. /"Jith Pompeii, it was buried inlava and ashes when Vesuvius erupted in theyear 79.

Ruins of Herculaneum. T,7e had fine young guidewho took us into inner sanctums. We found atrough he explained was used in feasts...theyate to bursting, threw up in it , and ate again.


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More floats in carnival in Nice. Itlasted an hour, but we waited twohours for it to start.

Bed of beautiful flowers in Nice,France, beside bus station.

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Carnival in Nice, France. We hadfront row seats for parade.

Street decorations for carnival inNice. !!ust have taken thousands ofhours and great expense.

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London bus in Fort w o r t h , p a r t o fLe o n a r d ' s f l e e t o f n i n e . . . 1 9 7 3 *New Fo rt Worth N at l- Bank backg round.

John and Rosemary Solomons, doi ng dance r ou ti nea t Guy s a nd D o l l s . . . 1 9 7 3 .Snow, win te r of 1972-73 , in Fores tPark; downtown Fort Worth background.


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Jack Jordan and he l per s moving out Linotype fromSylvania a d d r e s s t o J o n e s S t r e e t .Hot a i r ba l loo n a t th e opening of the new Dallas -F o r t Ibr th Air p o r t in 1 9 7 3 .

Spir i t o f London, new P&O s h i p , v i s i t e d b y P a u l)av id while in Long Peach , 1973.Gig a n t i c A i r F o r c e p la n e a t a i r p o r t o p e n ing f o rh a u l in g h e a v y lo a d s .

Mountain lodge v i s i te d by Pau l and David i n British-French Concorde a t opening of a i rp or t i ni f c ^ / ^ ^ - i


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IFish ing t r ip out of Galves ton in th e summer of1973* TrTas "Wry crowded and n o t to o s u c c e s s f u l ,

La r ge o i l r i g s e en in Gu lf on f i s h in g t r i p . I ttak es about four hours to r et ou t t h i s far .

The rugged sea coast off Salem, Mass. "Tas ac o l d , dismal d a y .

T-Titches museum in Salem, Mass., where a programi s p r e s e n t e d f o r b e n e f i t o f t o u r i s t s .

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Seth Shipps , C ur t i s Rich ards , David Shipps andS c o t t i e S h i pp s o n f i s h i n g t r i p . Farribw s t r e e t a t S a lem, M a s s . , wh ic h we v i s i t e din Augus t of 1973.


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Plymouth Rock near Boston, where Pilgrims weresupposed to have landad in 1620.

Looking over the Boston Common. A beautiful parknow.

The USS Co ns t i tu t io n in Bos ton , the o l de s t com-mssioned sh ip in the Navy.

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Martha getting her just deserts in some oldstocks on Cape Cod.

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Old h i s to r i c h o u s e in Bo s to n wi th J a n e , M a r th a,Diane and Bobby in p i c t ur e . 3emis and Mary Boies, Tsho we vis i ted on CapeCod i n 1 973.

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B u n k e r H i l l Monument i n B o s to n , t h a tcommemorates th e ba t tl e of 1775*

Old New England farm house, #dch are seen commonly in th at pa rto f th e c oun try . Th is one da tes f rom 1764.

King's Chape l in Bos ton , which da tes be fo re t he Re vo lu t io n andwhich se rved Both B ri t i sh and Americans durin g th e R evo lu t io n .

Old North Church in Bos to n , i n #ioses t e e p le w as h un g th e s ig n a l l i g h t sfo r P a u l R e v e re .

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Old covered br idge in Yermoht, Tdth o u r c a r j u s tcoming t h r u .

P i l e of g r a n i t e a nd t r a i n t h a t t a k e s t o u r i s t s onto u r s o f g r a n i t e q u a r r y in Ve rmo n t.T"

Looking down in to gra n i te quar rywh ic h i s a c t iv e ly b e in g wo r k ed .Looks hard, noisy and dangerous .

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Old covered bridge which still serv&s the public in Swanzey,New Hampshire.

Granite quarry in Vermont. This part has beenworked out and has been flooded.

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Th e o r ig in a l r rright B r o t h e r s a i r p l a n e b u i l t i n1 9 0 3 , i n th e S mi th s o n ia n .

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Rare wh i te t i g e r a t th e z oo i n ^ a s h i n g t o n , D.C. The S p ir it of S t. Louis hanging suspended fromth e c e i l in g in S mi th s o n ia n in W a s h in g to n .

Giant panda in Washington z o o , which was a gif tfrom Red China. Air Force rocke t sh ip in Sm ithsonian 1'useum.


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