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- Sabtu, 02 November 2024 11.00
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InggrisSouthampton50°53’51” N 1°24’47” W
Day 1 Worksop to Southampton

Here we are again, a two week cruise to Portugal and Spain. Hopefully we will be avoiding the awful flooding that Spain 🇪🇸 is currently getting. Early start this morning but a painless drive down. We were very lucky and were on board by 11:10 which was great. Managed to loose my laptop charger somewhere between Newcastle and the ship, I’m hoping it’s fallen out in the car somewhere as I’m becoming quite experienced at loosing them. Hopefully we can buy one when we get to our first stop.
Sky Princess is beautiful, we have been on her before and it does make you realise how tired the Caribbean Princess was but she was still great. This is another class though, new, modern bright and fresh. Our cabin is lovely, right at the back where we like to be. Slightly larger than last time and certainly a lot brighter.
As usual we’ve done nothing but eat all day at various areas around the ship as well as unpack, and a little granny nap whilst the boss unpacked. Quite cool outside and very grey all day, the breeze when we left Southampton amplified the cool feeling. A couple of blasts of the ships horn as we left port and we were reminded it plays the theme from the love boat. We did sit out on the deck for the sail-away. There were lots of different areas with seating which were very nice. There are a couple of glass walkways that project out over the ship so when you look down from the high decks you can see the sea. It’s lovely.
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- Minggu, 03 November 2024 00.00
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North Atlantic Ocean46°54’5” N 6°55’41” W
Day 2 - At sea

A day at Sea today as we sail south down past France. A grey and dull day weather wise, not freezing but not shorts weather.
Can’t really say what time we got up this morning, both mine and Sharon’s phone times reported different times and still do, although we’ve managed all day. As we’ve been at sea it’s been a busy day doing nothing really. The cruise is called “The Good Food Cruise”. With that comes some celebrity chefs on board. John Torode and Lisa Faulkner are the main attraction and today they did a couple of talks in the princess theatre. Sharon went to one, I did a bit of work before the laptop died. The theatre was very busy and they were very popular. The boss bought the book and later on we went down and got it signed. They were very down to earth people and were very chatty.
We’ve not really done much more today except wander round the ship, eat, drink and actually relax. We did amble up to the hot tub on the open decks for the film that I was reliably informed (by my director of operations- aka the boss) at 7pm. Misinformed sadly and it started at 7.30. Fast X was the film, it was the latest fast and furious, we managed about an hour but got a bit bored, the special effects although very good were very unrealistic. It was Baltic getting out of the tub !! However once we’d dried off you could tell the temperature is on the increase. The mini bar has been stocked, no prizes for guessing whose drinks are who’s in the picture, and honestly, I do eat more than just cake !!!
Currently we’re about three quarters of the way across the Bay of Biscay and it’s remarkably calm. Still unsure if it’s 9.15pm or 10.15pm !! I’m hopeful of warmer temperatures tomorrow, I’ve got a £1 bet riding on it. I win if I’m in shorts - might have to pretend if it’s cold and suggest inside activities 😂😂Baca selengkapnya

PelancongHave a great cruise guys. We're off again in Feb and giving P&O another chance!

PelancongJust saw this post on Facebook: I'm on Sky Princess, tonight we went to the Estrella (walk in) for our evening meal, they were extremely busy as everyone decided to go at the same time. We waited in line then were given a pager, soon after, our table was ready. Ive never witnessed such vile abuse towards the staff from passengers, it wasn't pleasant to see, it certainly wasn't the staffs fault that people had to wait a little while, they work so hard and try to accommodate, there really was no need to speak to them disrespectfully, people forgot to bring their manners with them on this sailing— feeling annoyed.

PelancongPeople have been ok so far Colin, love this ship, P&O are usually the same sort of class. I think we like Princess as it’s the first cruise we ever did and we fell in love with it - plus we’re elite so get a few little extras, sadly not as rewarding as it used to be but nothing is nowadays.
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- Senin, 04 November 2024 01.00
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North Atlantic Ocean42°54’46” N 10°5’60” W
Day 3 - At Sea

More fun and games with the clocks this morning which meant we were having breakfast an hour earlier than we thought, on the plus side it was nice and quiet. This gave us time to explore the ship a bit and we came across the sanctuary, an adults only retreat which is very nice and quiet. So we booked ourselves in for the afternoon.
After breakfast we went to the cookery demonstration in the theatre with Lisa and John. Although not my thing it was actually quite good. They made it fun and interesting but I’d still not eat any of what they cooked, far too much arsey farcey stuff in it. Definitely worth the visit and they are very nice people to chat to around the ship.
The whole afternoon was spent in the Sanctuary that we had booked this morning. It’s at the front of the ship and it’s nice and spangly. There was only us and another couple in there so we were allowed to used the private pods free of charge. Sadly the weather was a tad rough, strong winds and heavy rain as we steamed ahead down to the med. However. Right at the front of the ship in this little paradise was a hot tub, covered from the rain and looking straight ahead out to sea. Fab-u-lous, we spent the whole afternoon in there only having to share for about an hour whilst the only other guy in there joined us. The walk back to our cabin was more challenging than you’d imagine as we were now in your very strong winds and it was chucking down. So we stopped for food and drink along the way.
A quiet evening tonight as the boss is feeling a bit sea sick, still no real clue what time it is but off to bed anyway as we wobble along to our first port of call tomorrow. Wobble being the word !!Baca selengkapnya
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- Selasa, 05 November 2024 07.00
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PortugalAlfama38°42’30” N 9°7’39” W
Day 4 - Lisbon

So an early dock in to Lisbon Portugal this morning and our first sighting of some sunshine ☀️, although it was quite short lived. By the time we disembarked the ship it was absolutely chucking it down. Although the temperature was a reported 20 degrees it certainly didn’t feel like it. The first couple of hours off the ship were a bit poor due to the weather and the streets around Lisbon being cobbled - very slippery and lots of puddles. Sharon stopped for a pasteis de nata at a local shop which is a famous Portuguese egg tart pastry. The very nice man pointed us in the direction of the town. We were 50/50 about getting back on the ship but we decided to battle on. We were soaked.
The town was only a 10 minute walk from the dock and we weren’t massively impressed by it, but we realised that was because it was so grey and wet. We pooped in and out of a couple of shops and quick as a flash the weather changed. The rain stopped and the sun came out and boom 22 degrees and lovely sunshine. Suddenly Lisbon looked a whole lot nicer. A shop that lured the gaffer in was a Christmas shop, blurting Christmas songs out in Portuguese and lots of smiley people - I waited outside 😂😂. We did however find an electrical shop so yet another new laptop charger purchased.
As we made our way back to the ship (early departure, had to be onboard for 1pm), we walked by the harbour. Lisbon is actually very pretty and very colourful. The sail-away was particularly good today, we did a turn around on the port and had a running historical commentary from the bridge as we left. We sailed under the famous 25 De Abril bridge (commonly known as The Tagus River Bridge. where the clearance was minimal and brilliant to watch.
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- Rabu, 06 November 2024 08.00
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SpanyolCadiz Port36°31’58” N 6°17’27” W
Day 5 - Cadiz

By the time we got up this morning we were already docked in Cadiz. And for the first time the weather was beautiful from first off. We were a tad later than planned getting up as we just didn’t wake up until 8. Breakfast on the open deck and then off the ship for around 9.30. Seville is the advertised port but it’s not really close, an hour and a half by train. It was our intention to get the train but, we should have organised it prior to us coming. We did wander to the train station but the trains weren’t frequent enough for us to get there and back without worrying about time so we decided not to bother and to put it on the list for next time.
So, instead we decided to have a wander around Cadiz in the sun. What a lovely place, nice big cathedral in the square right in the town centre and a very different town. Really narrow streets, very lively and all routes seemed to lead back to the sea so you couldn’t get lost. I have to say, these cruises are great, they always seem to park at the seaside 😂😂.
We were back onboard early afternoon for a spot of lunch and the ship was very quiet, it was lovely. We jumped in the hot tub for an hour before soaking up some rays. It was so lovely and warm we decided a beer was in order at the back of the ship overlooking Cadiz Port.
We watched the sail away from our balcony tonight, it was great. A beautiful sunset and a very pretty bay as we sailed away. As it got dark there were hundreds of seagulls following the boat and I mean hundreds as we sailed off in to the med. never seen that before.
We were grown ups tonight and went to the restaurant in the atrium for dinner and again it was very nice. We are currently in the theatre waiting for some bloke to come on who can play a violin !! We got here early enough and are sat on the end of a row which is in a perfect position. It seems every bugger on the ship wants to be on the row we are sat on. Good job I’m so mild mannered, patient and really enjoying standing up and sitting down like a blooming zebedee !!Baca selengkapnya
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- Kamis, 07 November 2024 00.00
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Alboran Sea36°2’23” N 4°50’18” W
Day 6 - At Sea

Another sea day today as we sail down towards Cartagena. It looked a tad grey and felt a bit cooler this morning first thing (well I say first thing - 9ish) so left the shorts in the wardrobe and reverted to jeans. Up on the deck for breakfast and the sun put in an appearance. So we went and sat out on the poem deck and just took in the lovely atmosphere. As the temperature rise, we made the change back in to shorts and continued to make use of the open deck. The theme continued most of the day to honest, we went on the hot tub mid afternoon and Mamma Mia was on the big screen, fortunately I was stone cold sober so no singing !!
Formal night tonight so monkey suit for me and posh dress for the boss. Would you believe it, the washers shrunk my trousers !! Oh and the collar of my shirt too ! And today I’ve not had any cake !! Will have to get a new washer and make sure I have cake tomorrow just in case that caused it 😂😂. The food was great in the restaurant and the waiter was lovely.
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- Jumat, 08 November 2024 08.00
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SpanyolPuerto de Cartagena37°35’43” N 0°59’0” W
Day 7 - Cartagena

Our port today was Cartagena. We docked very close to the town and it was a lovely port. Lovely views from all sides of the ship. The weather was light cloud, little sun but nice and mild with the temperature in the early twenties. Shorts and T shirt weather which is just fine.
The town was a lovely little town with two amphitheaters, one an old Roman one and we think the second a bit more recent. We never managed to get in but it’s on the list for next time. There were many nice buildings, churches and squares as we ambled around the town. There was also a medieval food festival on which was brilliant, Sharon asked a local policeman where to find it, he told us but insisted we take a picture of him. When he said to me ah, picture I said no it’s fine - he wasn’t taking no for an answer !! The market was brilliant with lots of food stalls (some quite good stuff not all the usual arsy farsy or green crap). There was a man there making crisps which was fascinating and Sharon just worked her way around the free samples 👍
We left around 4pm and were out on the open decks for the sail away, once again a great atmosphere and was brilliant to see the ship manoeuvre its way back out to the med. a guy turned up on his motorbike and played his bagpipes to us from the shaw as we sailed away. He got s huge round of applause and cheers from the decks the he just jumped back on his motorbike and off he went. One of the super yachts moored up beside us belonged to Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys and worth a cool $225 million !! His mortals were having a tidy up for him arriving and chucking the jet ski’s in the back !!!
Sat chatting to a guy on the deck with a drink late afternoon , his wife was from Zimbabwe but they both now live in Rotherham, when we asked where he was from he said “I was born in a small village in Nottinghamshire called Langold”. Would you believe it, either his brother or his uncle (I think he said uncle) owned the sweet shop on White Avenue - Mr Pemberton - I remember him well. Then his wife proceeded to tell us how she loves using Johnson Brothers for Uk breaks - turns out she knows our Arron ! Small world.
Hot tub tonight to watch Ghostbusters, nice and warm in there but obscured view so didn’t really see what it was about but a chilled night nonetheless.
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- Sabtu, 09 November 2024 07.28
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SpanyolMontjuïc41°21’8” N 2°10’28” E
Day 8 - Barcelona

Barcelona today and what a day. We had lovely sunshine as we docked this morning and the temperature was lovely. Although we’ve been here before, we did a few different things today. The port is a very busy working port, as we docked there were 14 ships waiting to get in, not all cruise ships a mixture of cruise and cargo. Even though the port is in the city, it’s huge so we were taken by bus to the bottom of Las Ramblas.
We saw cable cars as we docked so we thought we would give them a go. We became intrepid explorers. We got the metro to the park and subsequently to the cars which took us up the mountain to the castle. Absolutely stunning views of the city one side and out to sea the other. Once there we had a walk around the grounds in the sun. We realised there was actually another cable car that went right out over the port so we set off to find that armed with Google Maps !! Although we were walking she told us to take the third exit at a roundabout which was confusing as I thought it was a different one. Sharon came up with the answer, had we gone around the roundabout we’d have gone the other way hence it would be correct, Smart arse !! We passed the Olympic swimming pool where there was some controversy one year with a Russian swimmer, a cafe and you could look around so we did !!
The next cable cars was a bit ricketry and very high but again tremendous views and very quiet as we glided down to the opposite side of the port where we’d docked. We had lunch on the beach before walking around the coast a couple of miles back to the bottom of Las Ramblas. We then went up Las Ramblas and it was very lively and really nice. We visited the food market which I was last in 30 years ago when I won Parts Manager of the year for Priory Rover and they fetched us here for a fancy weekend. I remembered some bits. We went in to the square where we were going to get a drink but I was shit on twice. By this time it was getting on for 5pm so we headed back to the ship.
It was a late departure tonight, we didn’t leave dock until about 10pm and what a sail away party. It was an 80s DJ followed ha a live band out on the pool decks to play us out. Great atmosphere and quite busy. All in all a fantastic day here in Barcelona !!Baca selengkapnya
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- Minggu, 10 November 2024 00.00
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Western Mediterranean36°32’57” N 1°57’6” W
Day 9 - At Sea

As you’ve probably gathered by now, sea days are lazy days. We were late to bed last night and late up today. We spent most of the day out on the open deck as the weather has been fabulous. Bright sunshine, around 20 degrees and only very light occasional cloud.
Sadly there didn’t seem to be a minutes silence or anything to mark our fallen heroes which was a bit disappointing, however we have since found out that it is being held tomorrow actually on the 11th. We did pay our respect by ourselves in the main plaza. Also, the Man Utd game was on the big screen on the open deck this afternoon and they had a two minute silence before the game and the decks did go quiet. We then left - no interest in the football really. The officers of the ship were handing out ice creams to everyone, these fancy Tara Banks ones that Sharon babbles on about - they were very nice.
A very mild evening so we spent it in the hot tub and intended watching the film, we were late so we watched the last half, they play it a second time around 10pm so the first half was just starting as we left 😂😂
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- Senin, 11 November 2024 07.53
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SpanyolRío Guadalmedina36°42’25” N 4°24’56” W
Day 10 - Malaga

Another beautiful day today, wall to wall sunshine all day and a very pleasant 21 degrees. Our first time in Malaga and what a lovely town. The dock is just a mile or so from the town centre so we had a steady walk in this morning. A few more Gin Palace yachts moored up, Sharons new hobby, looking them up to see how much they are worth and who owns them. Our best spot today was one wort $250milion owned by an American businessmen who owned car dealerships !! I don’t suppose he’ll want any Kerridge training 😂😂
Another cathedral in the town centre which was very impressive to look at, and a very lively town. We sat in a small square for a drink in the sun and watched the world go by. Great for a Monday. We explored the town a bit more before deciding to head to the beach for a late lunch. Another great find with an on beach barbecue. Very busy and quite a queue but certainly worth it. A walk around the beach back to the port saw us back on board by about 4pm, we managed to watch the last hour of Maverick on the big screen just as the sun started to go down.
As we departed Malaga, we passed two more cruise ships, both been on all day but nobody on board either of them. One Tui and one Virgin. The virgin one was anchored out to sea.
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PelancongLove Málaga. Not a wonder many of the rich and famous set up home there. Definitely worth a revisit.
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- Selasa, 12 November 2024 07.02
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GibraltarNorthern Entrance36°8’45” N 5°21’58” W
Day 11 - Gibraltar

A cloudy start to day which after investigation I decided shorts but with a hoodie, which turned out to be the right decision. A tad fresh in the breeze and shade first thing but a glorious afternoon.
It wax a shorter than normal docking Gibraltar, we arrived at 7am but had to be back on board by 3pm. We have been here before so Sharon decided we’d walk to the cable cars, go up the rock and then go in the cave. The ship docked s little further out than last time so it was about a 25 minute walk up the town and probably the same again to the cable car station. There was quite a queue for the cable cars and at this point Sharon decided to see how long the cave tour was - err three hours, will include uneven ground, the requirement to crawl and the ability to climb a rope !! Needless to say that plan was scrapped. Quickly followed by the plan to go up the top of the rock as the queue was still another hour to go and we’d been there an hour or so already.
So we wandered back in on the very pretty and oldie worldie town. It wax extremely busy as there was another cruise ship in with ours. We did a bit of shopping, mainly cosmetics for the boss as things are much cheaper here than at home. We went for lunch in the square which was lovely. A steady walk back to the ship and we were up on deck having tea and cake by 3pm. By then the sun was shining and it was pleasantly warm.
Captains party tonight and we get an invite so we went along, very nice, lovely canapés a few free drinks. Nice to meet the senior officers. We then went and had dinner in the restaurant before deciding to go get in the hot tub on the open deck for an hour or so.Baca selengkapnya

PelancongWe are really glad you both having a brilliant time all the places you have been look amazing enjoy
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- Rabu, 13 November 2024 08.20
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North Atlantic Ocean38°34’53” N 9°48’54” W
Day 12 - At Sea

At the eleventh hour last night we realised it was steak and eggs for breakfast today so we set the alarm to be sure we got up for breakfast, we had to do that as the restaurant downstairs closes at 9.30am and there was certainly no guarantee we’d be awake. I aired on the side of caution this morning due to us heading north and went with jeans and jumper - 50/50 as to whether the shorts were retired for the rest of the holiday. As we went down for breakfast, the starboard side of the ship was full of lovely sunshine, so I thought I may have been a bit mean giving the shorts a miss. However, my instinct was proved to be correct as soon as we opened one of the doors to the outside deck - bloody Baltic !!
The captain announced that we were indeed sailing in to a Gale, force nine to be precise but front to back so no sided to side roll. In the captains words “It’s going to be a bit rolly polly today”. It was certainly choppy and wobbly but I quite like that. We braved the hot tub on the open decks this afternoon - we really must be crackers, the wind was biting which is fine while you’re in the toastie warm tub, but once you get out it’s like being instantly transported to Antarctica - sun was shining though and no rain !! There was a bloke swimming in the freezing cold pool, I feel that was more bonkers than us, he just kept doing length after length. Turns out it was Greg Rutherford. Sharon advised he was an Olympic swimmer as I’d no idea - she was close bless her, he was track & field and specialised in long jump. He’s on here as he was on master chef and it’s the good food cruise.
Formal night tonight with the evening meal being “Land and Sea” roughly translated steak and lobster. That works for us, we each have one but I get Sharons steak in return for my lobster 🦞
It appears poor old Spain are about to get another battering by the weather, we’ve learned today that Malaga has been evacuated, just hope everyone is ok. To think we had lunch on the beach there just two days ago and it was glorious. Had the captain on again, broadcasting in our stateroom which is very unusual telling everyone to be very careful around the ship. We are to expect listing (had to look it up - means the ship will likely lean from side to side) until 4am and another quote from him was “As Betty Davis says - fasten your seatbelt, it’s gonna be a bumpy night”. I can confirm is quite rough and we’ve not even got to the bay yet. All good fun !!Baca selengkapnya
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- Kamis, 14 November 2024 10.21
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SpanyolPlaza de Maria Pita43°22’9” N 8°23’57” W
Day 13 - La Coruna

Bloody clocks buggering us about again this morning, we were up an hour earlier than we thought !! A very choppy night, being chucked about all over show. We slept but it was very broken. However, docking this morning the sun was out although there’s been a distinct drop in temperature.
As I have hit the ripe old age of 52 today, we decided to breakfast downstairs in the restaurant, very civilised and very nice. We were still docking as we were having breakfast which is unheard of for us 😂😂. The weather has eased and the captain said he’d ordered two tugs to pull us in but was pleasantly surprised that we didn’t need them.
Our first time in La Coruna, what a lovely place. We decided to take the tour bus around the town. There were 4 stops and it took two and a half hours. Our first stop was San Anton Castle not far from the dock with a nice pier and a nice view back to the ship. We moved on to Torre de Hercules, the oldest Roman Lighthouse in the world. Next was the San Pedro Mount which boasted a 360 degree panoramic glass elevator. On its inaugural climb, the mayor got stuck in it for two hours so they closed it and it never reopened !! There was an octopus statue which was very ornate and again nice views. Finally we went to San Pedro Hill where cannons were transported all the way from England and positioned out to sea to shoot at any enemy. However they have only ever been fired a handful of times. The views up there were spectacular.
We returned to the ship for lunch before going back in to the town to sit in the sun and have a beer. A very pleasant 19 degrees this afternoon which was very unexpected.
The sail-away was fantastic tonight, a phenomenal sunset and lots of people gathered to wave us off. We sailed out to “Time to say goodbye” followed by “we are sailing”. It’s was quite moving and a touch emotional - it got us both as we thought about Sharons dad and how we were on our way home two years ago !!
A nice evening in the restaurant downstairs, we really have grown up. We’re back out on the choppy Atlantic. We had the captain on saying we’ve sailed in to an unexpected storm with wind gusts of 75mph and it’s knocked the ship over by two and a half degrees. So we weren’t sailing upright. Nothing to worry about but it took us about an hour and a half to get back upright and they used a ballast engine to get us sorted. All the pools are closed as are most of the open decks until we get through it - another wobbly night ahead.
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- Jumat, 15 November 2024 12.46
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Celtic Sea48°28’12” N 5°48’47” W
Day 14 - At Sea

So our last full day aboard Sky Princess today. A very rocky night last night as we travelled North towards Southampton. We were up reasonably early today so had the civilised breakfast down in the restaurant. The weather had most certainly changed. Saying that, we have had sunshine but it’s only been around 12 degrees, which when travelling at 20 knots feels cold.
We had the crappy job of packing today (we being the royal we) which we did early on so we could do what we liked the rest of the day. We went to a talk in the Vista lounge about the evolving of ships over the years, navigation and life on board. It was very interesting and it was interactive. The 2nd officer did a great job and was very funny. We really enjoyed it.
We’ve not done much more than that really, we braved the open decks with our hats and coats for a cup of tea and a scone, ate and wandered around the ship stopping off at various places along the way. We have had a fantastic two weeks, we owe massive thanks to a few very special people who made this holiday possible. We have been extremely lucky with the weather, although leaving a trail of destruction behind us possibly and the ship and staff have been outstanding. We have one last treat in store, we are stopping by to see some lovely friends on our way home tomorrow who we met in a cruise many years ago - we are looking forward to that.
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PelancongSounds like a brilliant cruise Lee. Thanks for your posts. They were a very good read and very humorous. Take care and have a safe trip back.