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CPYRGHT jy proved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400730001-7 Island magnificence rises from Lake Maggiore. Mists of evening (left) veil the terraced garden of Isola Bella, one of the Borromean Isles offshore from Stresa. The Counts of Borromeo transformed the once-bare rock in the 17th century, building a lavish palace and transporting soil from the mainland to construct exotic gar- dens. Guests watched theatricals in the garden amphitheater (above), decorated with cherubs and shells. In 1959, Prince Vita- liano Borrornco completed the Grand Hall of the palace (right), following original plans. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400730001-7
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id 4 tat RESE 4 ide SARONNO “ tt, 4 ei BB MONZA ig SESTO SAN GIOVANNI, __ MILANO “ee: (MILAN) Italy’s Land of Lakes ARVED from the Alps, gemlike lakes glitter in the Italian boot top. Ice, gouging southward millions of years ago, scooped out their basins, and han came to settle their shores. In time he embel- lished nature with the glories of Italian architecture. The region blends soaring peaks with lush Med- iterranean vegetation. The waters of Lake Orta, westernmost of the sub-alpine lakes, flow north- ward, eventually emptying into Maggiore, longest of the lakes. To the east. of Lugano, almost entirely Swiss, sprawls three-pronged Como with its cele- brated villas and resorts. Lakes Iseo and Idro, though smaller and less famous than their neigh- bors, play host to almost as many visitors. Largest in area, Garda marks the eastern limit of Lom- bardy’s lake country. CPYRGHT Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400730001-7
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Italy’s Land of Lakes
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the Italian boot top.
Ice, gouging southward
millions of years ago, scooped out their basins, and
man carnc to settle their shores. In time he embel-
lished nature with the glories of Italian architecture.
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iterranean
vegetation. The waters ol Lake Orta,
westernmost of the sub-alpine lakes, flow north-
ward, eventually emptying into Maggiorc, longest
of the lakes. To the east of Lugano, almost entirely
Swiss, sprawls three-pronged Como with its cele-
brated
villas and
resorts. Lakes Iseo and
Idro,
though smaller and less famous than their neigh-
bors, play host to almost as many visitors. Largest
in
area, Garda marks the eastern limit of Lom-
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the
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&
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Railroad on the island of Maui.
Von ran li'anslate the Hawaiian words
Aka-
heir
AY
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more
formally,
hut
the
essence of their meaning is what
I have written.
That
is how the old-timers understood them,
in
the days when trains SO ears long moved sugar
cane
in
endless quantities
to
the
Pioneer
Mill
down the road.
I he sugar trains are gone, replaced hy mam
moth trucks, but another and fancier “here car"
all
red and
black and shining brass
chuffs
along in front of me. An authentic reconstruction
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a
1 nth-century locomotive,
put
into
service
just
a
year
ago,
it
tugs
carriages
of laughing
passengers six miles from Lahaina, historic port
‘House
of the Sun,”
erosion-
ravaged
llaleakala
Crater
crowns Maui, second largest of
Hawaii’s
isles,
from
the
vnl
carlo's
heights, legend
tells, the
i Irmigod Maui
snared
t he sun
to
slow
it*'
journey
and
thus
give
mankind
more
da> light
hours.
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air
of
the
HUCS
tool
summit
helps
oh
servalories
til
“Science
City,"
on the far ridge, track satellites
and pmhe space.
C lowering w ar god ku
(left!,
carved hy Maui
sculptor Sam
kaai, reflects the islanders'
re
new'ed interest in their heritage.
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860001-3 Proper as they come, the vencrabie homes of Louisburg Square form the backdrop for a Beacon Hill gentle- man out for an afternoon constitu- tional def. The highlight) of the city’s old residential section, Beacon Hill fights commercial encroachment, and state hive now proteets the harmony of its bricks and cobblestenes. Less lucky. the Old State House in nearby: downtown bears a gilt eagle that seems to ery define of the towering buildings around it uright). Overwhelmed in the last century by Trish and Ttalian immigrants  nowii- days amone the largest elements in the city’s population -Old Boston aban- doned much of its Puritan reserve. The modern city’s sense of neighborhood and its tolerance of different ways have sparked a new migration of the voung to Boston, and elegant bars like Cap- lev's set the fashion for singles and the light of heart (below).
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Wild and broken, Tumbling Glacier spills massive blocks of ice into Berg Lake with resounding splashes. The icy sheath mantles Mount Robson (pages 352-3), which rises almost a mile and a half above the lake and so dwarfs it that beaters often doubt its one-mile width until they try to cross it. CPYRGHT Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001401060001-0
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DATE/TIME CONDUCTED:
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