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Allen sighted the tip of Baja off the starboard side this morning, and whales were reported. The Pacific breeze is decidedly cooler, to the extent that we needed our hoodies outside for the first time even when walking on the Promenade deck and were happy ...
... , and has been trying to lobby for installing a pool at our house somehow. Despite my sometimes disparaging comments about eating at the same restaurant every night, we will miss our "anytime" dining, with its excellent and very friendly staff. Who will ...
... meals isn't enough, they serve afternoon tea every day as well. We only managed that once--nice scones, but just too much food! No wonder the comedian joked about having to grease some of us to get us back out through the door at the end of the cruise.
... famous battles. We got to visit enlisted quarters (like the Catacombs with mattresses!) and the Officers quarters (more like a bunkhouse at a rich summer camp) and the Admiral's quarters -- um, like Holland America with stars on the upholstery! And each of ...
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Mexico's Swine Flu
Posted on Apr 29, 2009, 13:58:55
... that was scheduled to make stops in Mexico. The company says the ships will stop in other ports or spend extra time at sea. Royal Caribbean's chief medical officer, Dr. Art Diskin, said authorities had not raised specific concerns about the ports the ...
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A Nightmare On Carnival Street
Posted on Feb 1, 2009, 01:23:24
... ship (The Paradise) from their room balcony. It got me wondering. All those passengers missing mid cruise "apparently" lost at sea. Fallen overboard? Maybe stalked by a serial killer among the crew and murdered and tossed overboard? My experience begs the ...
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Colombia Starter Kit
Posted on Apr 7, 2009, 10:00:39
... decrease for every 1000m increase in altitude (though the difference is more at night). The average daytime temperature is around 30°C at sea level. Dry and rainy seasons vary from place to place. History Colombia's history is as colourful as it can ...
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