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  • Kristine Schroeder

Trans-Pacific Cruise

Carnival Cruise from Seattle to Australia もっと詳しく
フォローする概要概要カレンダーカレンダー写真写真共有共有死ぬまでにやっておきたいことリスト
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    • 日19
    • 2025年10月5日日曜日 7:18 UTC
    • ☁️ 73 °F
    • 海抜: 海水位
    • South Pacific Ocean22°14’34” S  178°40’18” W

    Morning

    10月5日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ☁️ 73 °F

    This morning we are 262 degrees for our course, 17.7 knots, 850 meter sea and have traveled 6603 nautical miles. Nicer morning today.

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    • 2025年10月5日日曜日 8:45 UTC
    • ☁️ 75 °F
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°17’51” S  179°8’17” W

    Morning foods

    10月5日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ☁️ 75 °F

    This morning's breakfast was at 730am. This getting up early thing is becoming easier and easier. We are even going to bed earlier each night. Breakfast itself was good but it came out extremely slow. My dad and Erik ordered Lucky charms 😄 but they came out completely last. The couple next to us was waiting on a hot chocolate for half an hour.

    Time to sit on the balcony for an hour before we pick up our passports that they took when we checked into the cruise.
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    • 2025年10月5日日曜日 10:17 UTC
    • ☁️ 73 °F
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°21’13” S  179°37’21” W

    Passport Pickup

    10月5日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ☁️ 73 °F

    Picked up our passports and continued to sit on the balcony while we shared internet. About to head down to the naturalist lecture. Was able to text my kiddos for a little bit. Ahh I miss them so much but am grateful they are on break and enjoying themselves. We got a picture of Primer on Erik's phone so I can't upload here. He is enjoying himself and sharing toys with the female dog next to him. What an easy breezy day. We technically have crossed back and forth on the international date line 3 times but we aren't officially recognizing it until later today. At that point we will be a day ahead of back home.もっと詳しく

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    • 2025年10月5日日曜日 10:42 UTC
    • ☁️ 73 °F
    • 海抜: 海水位
    • South Pacific Ocean22°21’13” S  179°37’21” W

    Partnerships in Nature Lecture

    10月5日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ☁️ 73 °F

    Mutualism - both organisms benefit

    Comensulism - one organism benefits and the other neither benefits nor is harmed

    Parasitism - one organism benefits and one does not

    Anemone fish will secrete a mucus around themselves that allows them to swim and live in an anemone. It is a mutualism relationship.

    Pistol shrimp & Goby - live in a burrow together. The shrimps can't see so the goby keeps an eye out. Whole the shrimp is cleaning out the den, the goby will tap them with their tail to let them know if there is a predator.

    A blue streak cleaner wrasse will be in these cleaning stations where marine life will come from all over to get cleaned by these wrasse so that the wrasse takes parasites and dead skin off of them

    Bobtail squid use bioluminescent bacteria as a form of camouflage. The squid is only a few centimeters tall.

    Decorator crabs will use anemones, sponges, or seaweed to cover themselves. As anemone and sponges can't move this gets the. This lets them get food, also.

    Orangutan crabs look wild. Google them.

    Christmas tree worms burrow inside corals. They will deter the crown of the thorn sea stars.

    Zooxanthellaes can turn sunlight into energy. It is the algae that turns corals different colors. They do the same with the upside-down jellyfish. They lay on the ocean floor upside-down doing absolutely nothing. Giant clams also go through bleaching events without the zooxanthellaes. Nudibranch eats coral and extracts the zooxanthellaes from them to have the zooxanthellaes eat for them.

    Elysia marginata can regrow the entire body if the head is detached. After 22 days it regenerated a new body just from the head. The heart and gills are inside the body so they do survive without either for a few days.

    Humpback whales and barnacles have the comensulate relationship. 450 lb of barnacles have been removed from them. They do not impact the whale at all but the barnacle thrives.

    Pearl fish live inside the sea cucumber and they enter and exit through the sea cucumber's butt while eating its internal organs. Apparently sea cucumbers shoot out their internal organs to shoot themselves away from predators.

    Remora likes to suck onto other marine animals than they hitch rides on. They will eat food scraps from their host.

    Pygmy seahorse live inside the gorgonian sea fans. If moved to a new sea fan, they will change their color to the new sea fan.

    Lions mane jellyfish can be up to 7 feet in size. They are the largest jellyfish in the world. Their tentacles can be 120 feet in diameter.

    Isopods and fish are a parasitism relationship. They will go into the fish gill and into the fish mouth and act as their tongue because they will eat the fish's tongue.

    Sea lice infect whale and farmed fish.

    Flat worms are a parasite on corals.

    Nematode worms are a parasite on anchovies and nematode worms can be passed to humans.

    Greenland sharks can live for over 500 years and can get the copepod parasite on their eyes.

    Sunfish will go to the top and bottom of the ocean about 40 times per day. They can have up to 56 different parasites. Their parasites can have parasites. They will lay on their side on the ocean waiting for a seabird to rid them from parasites.
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    • 2025年10月5日日曜日 11:31 UTC
    • ☁️ 73 °F
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°23’4” S  179°59’31” E
    Chocolate sundae

    Hellooooo from the future

    10月5日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ☁️ 73 °F

    You've probably seen those Tik Toks of these people claiming to be from the future. I actually am! I can't give you any details from the future as I am bound by the laws of the future and my whole lineage could end if I get caught. 🫣🫠🤫😜

    We just crossed the international date line. Again, technically we crossed yesterday because the international date line does this weird thing out here but unofficially we crossed from W to E. Check out my video. We didn't officially hit 180 on the video but it changed from W to E.

    We decided to do lunch today. I had an orange soup thing and a salad and a sundae. All very delicious.
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    • 2025年10月5日日曜日 15:46 UTC
    • ⛅ 72 °F
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°27’56” S  178°41’14” E

    Another nap 😴 and the VIFP Party

    10月5日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ⛅ 72 °F

    Erik and I watched The Other Guys and then took a nice short nap. Then, we went to the platinum and diamond party -- not that we are either, but Dad is platinum and Smom is diamond, and they are each allowed a guest. We had some drinks and then they went back to their favorite spot on the ship. The 🤑💰 casino.

    The waves are pretty big but luckily the swells have some space in between. It's rocking a little but not in a terrifying way where things fly across the ship. Video doesn't show it like it really is but I tried.
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    • 2025年10月5日日曜日 17:40 UTC
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°30’8” S  178°7’16” E
    Duck pot sticker
    Liver paté

    Food, again...

    10月5日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ⛅ 72 °F

    For dinner Erik and I both ordered prime rib. I also ordered the liver paté because Smom said I needed to try it. I personally like gizzards and liver but I can't do the paté. It tastes good but it's gross all at the same time. When you put it on bread, it's much more manageable. Needless to say I had the tiniest bite. It was presented very nicely on the plate, though.

    Also, we celebrated officially for Dad's retirement. 💙 Happy retirement!!!!
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    • 2025年10月5日日曜日 21:04 UTC
    • ☁️ 72 °F
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°33’44” S  177°7’7” E

    50s Songs

    10月5日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ☁️ 72 °F

    We all went to the 50's songs performance. They had some crew do some Elvis impersonations and some guests so songs and dance. Some were really good! It was cute.

    Then Erik told me he really wasn't feeling well. I think he is coming down with whatever I had. His head hurts and his throat is starting to hurt, plus he has a cough. I'm hoping he feels better before we get to Noumea so that he can enjoy himself.

    We went up to the room afterwards so he could lay down and take a breather. I grabbed some tamanu oil from Smom so that I could run it on his burnt back. He is going through it. His back is getting better but it was pretty bad. It didn't blister though. Poor thing.
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    • 2025年10月6日月曜日 21:34 UTC
    • ☁️ 70 °F
    • 海抜: 海水位
    • South Pacific Ocean22°35’42” S  176°37’9” E

    Love & Marriage Show

    10月6日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ ☁️ 70 °F

    This was quite the vulgar show this evening. An older couple married for 55 years who still had it going on in the bedroom. The older guys secret to a happy marriage was doing lots of projects and the older lady was that he let her do whatever she wants. The couple married for only 2 years both said cruises. Dumb. The couple married for 5 years, the man didn't have anything and the woman said something super vulgar about what she does for her husband 😂 overall pretty funny show. The 5 year couple was very open about their bedroom antics.

    Time for bed! We set our clocks to Sydney time tonight.
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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 7:05 UTC
    • 🌬 70 °F
    • 海抜: 海水位
    • South Pacific Ocean22°46’30” S  173°44’47” E

    Day 19 or 20?

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 70 °F

    I think it's day 19 but our carnival app shows day 20. They are confused. We are on a course of 267 degrees going 16.9 knots. We have traveled 7025 nautical miles and the sea depth right now is a glorious 3820 meters deep. The waves have been rolly all night large swells. It is a sleepy morning in my cabin today but it's time to wake up and get to our 730am breakfast.もっと詳しく

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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 8:17 UTC
    • 🌬 72 °F
    • 海抜: 海水位
    • South Pacific Ocean22°47’44” S  173°24’11” E

    Champion de Breakfast

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 72 °F

    It's so fun each day I get to say this is the closest to Antarctica I have ever been. The waves are LARGE this morning. I wish video could show how big they are. It does not do it justice.

    Erik is having steak and eggs and a 7 layer chocolate cake for breakfast. Yes, kids - your father is having cake for breakfast. You should ask for the same when we are home 😂 I am doing chicken and waffles.

    His throat is feeling better but he sounds a little hoarse. His back doesn't hurt anymore but he is in the itchy phase. Peeling is just around the corner. Yikes. He's going to be sluffing off skin.
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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 8:58 UTC
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°48’35” S  173°9’22” E

    Putt putt

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 72 °F

    We played a round of golf, 10 holes. Erik is the reigning champion. Dad came inside second. Smom in third. I won with the most points. That's how it works, no? No? Okay, okay... I came in last. Typical.

    Erik - 23
    Dad - 25
    Smom - 26
    Me - 30

    Came back to the room to see such a cute towel animal!
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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 10:32 UTC
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°50’24” S  172°41’48” E

    Lecture on Nature's Light Show

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 72 °F

    Auroras. Cave paintings from 30,000 years ago reference aurora borealis. Galileo termed aurora = sunrise, borealis = wind. Auroras created from the Sun's particles at 44,000 million miles from solar flares where it interacts with our upper atmosphere. The earths magnetic field causes these solar particles to push towards our poles (North and South). Oxygen and nitrogen give off the different colors. Aurora Australis = southern lights.

    Glowworms. Found in dense forests, anywhere dark, warm, and wet. It is a larvae because they only live for 2-3 days as an adult. Larvae live for 8 months. Best display is in New Zealand.

    Sea Sparkles. Living organisms that give off fluorescent colors. Noctiluca Scintillans are an algae that are the sea sparkle. The name of the phenomenon is called bioluminescent.

    Firefly. Glow to attract a mate to them.

    Bioluminescence vs biolfuorescense. You can't see bioflurorescence without an ultra violet light. You can see bioluminescence with your naked eye.

    Scorpions. These gross creatures glow under UV light. The properties in their exoskeleton have anti fungal and anti parisital properties.

    Hawksbill turtle, bandicoot, platypus, jellyfish, sea snails, wombats, polar bears, springhare, garden snail, coral, fish, bags, spiders, and amphibians can be bioflurorescent.

    Corals eat sea monkeys.

    Bioflurorescence does exist in the deep sea and polar region.

    Millipede are both bioluminescent and bioflurorescent. Is it to deter predators? They produce cyanide so do they need both?

    Firefly males can synchronize their flashing. They are a beetle, not a fly.

    Glowing mushrooms (fungi) are also bioluminescent. Soft green is the common color. Only glow at night. Might glow to spread their spores from the bugs that are attracted to them.

    Brittle stars have legs that glow. When a predator is close, they will drop the leg to distract the predator while they get away. They grow a new leg.

    There are 57 different species of bioluminescent sharks.

    Over 157 different species of shrimp can vomit out bioluminescense to distract predators and allow them to get away. The first color to disappear in the deep sea is red. Blue is the last color to disappear.

    Comb jelly are bioluminescent with fun light displays by using their little hairs which creates a rainbow effect.
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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 16:36 UTC
    • 🌬 72 °F
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°58’35” S  170°31’2” E

    Last nap before last port day

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 72 °F

    Tomorrow we arrive in Noumea. Today, we napped. Erik napped the longest. He isn't feeling well and his nap really showed it. He slept for over 4 hours. I'm just laying here in bed playing games on my phone trying not to disturb him. I need him to feel better for snorkeling and Noumea adventures tomorrow.

    Noumea was the U.S. military headquarters during WWII. Apparently they have districts that are named from the influences of that time, like: Receiving, and Motor Pool, of all things.

    I'm also going back and looking at some of my posts and please know, I do know English. Sometimes I rush to write my little posts and don't reread them right away so I miss words or misspell words. The posts are for me, as I want to create a fun little photo book about this adventure when we get back home and remember what it was all about, but it's also a way to have family and friends check out what is going on. I think it helps my kids feel a little more connected, assuming they are even reading it. I miss them, if I haven't mentioned it lately.

    Erik just woke up, literal seconds after I snapped this photo of him 🤫. Time to get ready for dinner!
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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 17:11 UTC
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    • South Pacific Ocean22°59’20” S  170°18’45” E

    I haven't eaten since breakfast

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 72 °F

    It was just the two of us for dinner as the parentals went to the diamond meal. We had all this food since we hadn't had anything since breakfast. The broccoli cheddar soup was gross. It was all blended and looked like baby food. 🤮

    Everything else was delicious! Erik didn't care for the cappuccino stuff. He said it looked like liquid nails haha.

    BBQ spring rolls, Hawaiian poke, broccoli cheddar ship, beef salad, leg of lamb, banana cream pie, and cappuccino pot de creme
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    • 2025年10月8日水曜日 6:48
    • ☁️ 70 °F
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    • ニューカレドニアSouth Province22°16’35” S  166°20’20” E

    Noumea!

    10月8日, ニューカレドニア ⋅ ☁️ 70 °F

    This morning we are arriving in Noumea. We aren't there just yet but we will be within the hour. We are traveling at 54 degrees, 15.5 knots. Sea depth is 30 meters and so far we have traveled 7475 nautical miles.

    Erik doesn't feel so well today. Hopefully us being out and about doesn't bother him too badly. It is not a good feeling to be on vacation and not be able to enjoy it.

    So far, there are lots of little islands and reefs. The water is a lighter shade of blue.
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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 20:08 UTC
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    • South Pacific Ocean23°3’10” S  169°14’27” E
    This is me in a sarong!
    I love this backgroundHe is so handsome!😍😍😍😍

    Elegant Night Photos!!

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 72 °F

    These are our photos that were taken of us on our elegant nights, that we liked. So cute! These are photos of photos. We have the digital copies which should look much better. Those will be posted on FB after we get back.もっと詳しく

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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 20:21 UTC
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    • South Pacific Ocean23°3’28” S  169°8’57” E

    World Works Show

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 72 °F

    We watched the World Works Show with the parentals. It is always a cute show. They have the little kids gets on stage. The kids have learned some ASL and then the real little kids have little pictures that they hold during the show. Then they have a bunch of the crew bring their home flags on stage. It's always fun to see all the different nationalities.もっと詳しく

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    • 2025年10月8日水曜日 8:50
    • ☁️ 73 °F
    • 海抜: 62 フィート
    • ニューカレドニアNoumea22°16’16” S  166°26’15” E

    Waiting for snorkel tour

    10月8日, ニューカレドニア ⋅ ☁️ 73 °F

    We have about 8 minutes before we load up for a tour out to Signal Island to swim with turtles. It's a 4 hour tour.

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    • ニューカレドニアNoumea22°16’16” S  166°26’15” E

    Signal Island Snorkeling

    10月8日, ニューカレドニア ⋅ ☁️ 73 °F

    We got on our cute little boat to take us to Signal Island. Erik and I sat on these seats that reminded me of riding a bull. The waves were big enough to get us wet on the way out. Not too wet but wet enough.

    The island itself was quite pretty. White sand beach with so much coral and seashell everywhere. White white white coral and seashell. A lot of bleaching for sure. Zero zooxanthellaes on those dead coral.

    We went snorkeling and of course those photos and videos are on my underwater camera. The water was a bit chillier than we expected. I got used to it pretty quickly. Erik did not. He was so cold that after an hour in the water he had to get out.

    For that first hour though, we swan with turtles, and saw so many fish and the most beautiful coral I've ever seen. Erik said he saw some purple starfish. I didn't see any of those. He did find this really cool seashell.

    Once we got out after that first hour, we walked around the island a bit so that Erik could warm up a little. He's been sick so that's why I think he was being such a bum about being in the water. Once we walked around and checked out some signage, I got back in the water by myself.

    I swam to where Erik and I were before we headed back to the shore the first hour. I saw this magical school of fish. So many fish. So many. I thought I was taking video and photo but then I noticed that it said my SD card was full. Urgh! I really wanted a photo of the school of fish AND THEN I saw a black tip reef shark. Whyyyy is my SD card full?? 😭 I figured I'll just live in the moment and take it all in. I didn't want to hold my camera anymore and it was kind of freaky being out there in the water with no one else around me. If my camera wasn't going to work I was going to give it to Erik. I headed back to shore and on the way I saw this really pink sea slug. I also had a turtle almost run right into me. Epic.

    After I handed my camera off, Erik wanted to come back in. We decided to go back to the same spot since it was a little further out than the other snorkelers were. We saw the school of fish again, but no shark this time. We only had 10 minutes to be out there before we needed to head back in and head back to the port. We saw some fun anemone that looked like spaghetti. Oh and the coral heads out there were huge. Not huge like a bowling ball but huge like a gigantic boulder. I have photos and maybe videos of them on the other camera.

    We forgot to bring snacks and water so that was shameful on our part.

    The ride on the boat on the way back was quite an experience. The waves were very high and choppy and water was spraying everywhere as we slammed down from the waves. It was fun though.
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    • 2025年10月7日火曜日 22:20 UTC
    • 🌬 72 °F
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    • South Pacific Ocean23°5’39” S  168°25’49” E

    Crew Talent Show

    10月7日, South Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 72 °F

    We went to the crew talent show at 930pm. Most of them were really really good. The first guy sang four songs in four different languages. He was really good. There was an interpretive dance by one of the tech crew, and she did really good. There was a dance / song by one of the shop guys and at first he was really good but then it got weird and he took his shirt off and "sang" but it wasn't good. There was the sound tech guy who was "singing" and then he went into some devil music with that hard deep rock kind of sound. I did not like it. It's not my style. There was a duo from the salon area who performed an Alicia Keys song. They were alright. The last guy was from the restaurant section and he sang an Ed Sheeran song. He was really really good. He has some obvious fans in the theater. Overall, pretty dang good... Except for the two.

    Time to get ready for our last port before Sydney and then bed!
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    • 2025年10月8日水曜日 15:21
    • 🌬 75 °F
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    • ニューカレドニアSouth Province22°16’46” S  166°19’57” E

    All the foods

    10月8日, ニューカレドニア ⋅ 🌬 75 °F

    Tonight we feast. We always feast.

    I had a steak, the antipasti, and potato soup.
    Erik had the antipasti, dill lemon soup, and the lasagna.

    It was all very good. I like the antipasti.

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    • 2025年10月8日水曜日 15:49
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    • ニューカレドニアNoumea22°16’11” S  166°26’13” E

    Walking around Noumea

    10月8日, ニューカレドニア ⋅ 🌬 75 °F

    When we got back to port, Erik and I walked around a bit hoping to find something warm to eat and drink because we were a bit cold from our travels back to port.

    We didn't find anywhere. At least nowhere good. My French classes on Duolingo did not help me one bit. We walked around the city center building where they had hand painted crafts. I found my shot glass! Then we walked outside and down the road. Most of the shops were all selling the same things: bags, big shirts, and luggage. Really odd. We saw this big church we decided to walk to. It was really pretty. They had a Joan of Arc statue on the side of it. Then we decided to walk to the little park they had down a few streets. It had a fountain and some tiki looking sculptures. They were quite intricate with detail. We meandered our way back to the city center to hop on the shuttle and head back to the ship.もっと詳しく

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    • 2025年10月8日水曜日 16:49
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    • ニューカレドニアNoumea22°15’54” S  166°26’2” E

    Late Lunch, Shower, and Nap?

    10月8日, ニューカレドニア ⋅ 🌬 75 °F

    When we got back to the ship, Erik wanted a pizza so badly. We went up to the Lido deck and he got a pepperoni pizza. He did not eat it all. I had one slice. Then we sat on the balcony so he could eat it. He wanted to hop into the bed and rest but I told him he had to shower. We had sand all over our clothes and bodies and no way was I going to sleep in it.

    So after showers, and blow drying my mane, it was already too late to nap. Dinner is in 20 minutes. The ship is being prepped to depart. Two more days on the water and then we will be Down Under.
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    • 2025年10月8日水曜日 18:21
    • 🌬 75 °F
    • 海抜: 10 フィート
    • ニューカレドニアSouth Province22°24’14” S  166°11’54” E

    Blog posts out of order?

    10月8日, ニューカレドニア ⋅ 🌬 75 °F

    My blog posts are out of order even though the dates are correct. I'm not sure how to fix that...

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