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... non essentials. then back to the resort.<br><br><br>For those that do not know... I am calling this my "Bumped my head trip" because my best friend Donna had said she wanted to take her two girls to Disney. Me being the wonderful, kind, selfless person I am ( yeah I typed that because I know she will read this!!) said to her, " Oh, I should go with you and we could stay at the time share......blah blah blah..." WELLLLL what was I thinking?? Everyone I am sure will be thinking the ...

... but didn't manage to go to the beach which has pink sand apparently. Went back to the ship by ferry and it was good to get "home". Beautiful houses with white roofs and pastel coloured outsides, sometimes very bright colours as well. the waters are so clear even in the harbour where there are lots of boats and you would expect a bit of polution, there is none.<br>Left Bermuda at night and is was a pretty departure.

We didn't actually experience this day! The only way it exists to us is in the form of a UK newspaper we found in a little post office on the Island of Waiheke.<br><br>So if you did anything bad today, you're let off the hook.<br><br>(We weren't actually in Bermuda by the way)

... iced tea, hot tea, coffee, and juice are included. We got the soda package, and it turned out to be the most expensive to go cup, we never drink a soda at all. After lunch, we were off to locate our cabin, deck 4 and towards the front of the ship (4526). Excellent location, near the elevators. Gladstone refered to camping at sea, as our cabin reminded us both of the bedroom area of a travel trailer. The bathroom was a good size, with a fairly large shower.

... of tobacco. Matt was in the stocks too - but guess which picture he decided to put on the blog!! Saw a massive, run down hotel and speculated what was to happen to it. Matt cursed as the next day newspaper headline showed the building being blown up - a picture opportunity missed. Em - Spent a fun evening at Dockyard, caught the ferry over and then watched some good entertainment, including a really great juggler. Felt like judges on Britains got talent!

... across the Long Bird Bridge, past the airport and into St. George's Parish. We make it in one hour, 15 minutes. Not bad. We venture to Gate's Fort Park, a historic site, then continue past Fort St. Catherine, through what we later discover was previously a Club Med resort, and back into the town of St. George. So what's to do in this town? Looks like the museum is closed today, for some reason. As fate would have it, we pass ...

... a single canon shot and his welcome. By the time we arrived at the pier, so did the town crier, where again he greeted us. It was a beautiful clear, sunny morning. I took lots of photos as we entered the port. St. George is just lovely with its colorful houses. It's smaller than Hamilton and has more charm. We ran into Mike, so the three of us ate breakfast in the dining room. Tony and Mike both had eggs Benedict while I had a Spanish omelet ...

Tuesday 8th May - Bermuda Woke up to find that we were indeed docking at Bermuda, despite still difficult conditions and driving rain. A quick review of clothing was made and macs,trousers,shoes etc.. dug out for the first time in a long time. A quick breakfast and off we went, deciding against the ferry initially we headed for the bus. We were docked at the Royal Naval dockyard which is about fifteen miles from Hamilton by bus, much less by ferry but we had ...

... Dubai Luxor Luxor Kusadasi Rome Bali And then there are the memories, which neither one of us can whittle down to 10: Tina's Top 14 Lou's Top 12 Dinner at the Habu Temple, Luxor Ship's staff and crew members The Crew's homecoming in Manila Habu Temple dinner Surprise lunch at Katakalon, Greece Suez Canal Cruising the Suez Canal Bay of Islands cruise and party Bora Bora "motu" beach party Motu party Seeing the faces of the children of Myanmar Katakalon surprise luncheon ...

Lots of activity. Heather will meet us in New York on July 7th. Everyone has their passports ready. Everyone is getting excited. Ryan and I are going to buy a scrapbook so we can put everything in it. The one we want is huge and expensive but worth it. We all bought our first excursion. We are going to get to ...