Pollywogs and shellbacks, the Equator crossing…The generosity of people we meet…
This passenger at the King Neptune Equator crossing ceremony seemed to get the brunt of the food rubbed into his beard. Yesterday was the...
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This passenger at the King Neptune Equator crossing ceremony seemed to get the brunt of the food rubbed into his beard. Yesterday was the...
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Dr. Peter Dingle's latest book. See his website here. Most mornings, we don't attend any of the "enrichment lectures" aboard the ship...
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A path to the aqua blue bay. Today is day 12 of the 24-day cruise. It's hard to believe that we're halfway...
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After a bit of research, Cute found this "cooking pot" to stir us dreadful thoughts of life for many in decades past...
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Map of the world illustrating how the International Date Line affects each side of the line. Tonight at midnight, we'll conceptually turn our...
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A fancy outhouse on a tropical island. Today, at 12:45 pm, is the Crossing the Equator Ceremony, which we'll attend poolside, taking photos...
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Despite their increasing success, these early cruises, called “excursions,” were challenging to plan with existing ships. Constructed as ocean liners, they...
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Isle of Pines coral reef is stunning. The ship docked at the Port of Suva, Fiji, early this morning for an overnight...
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View of the shore as our tender pulled into the dock at Isle of Pines, New Caledonia. This itinerary's ports of...
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The coral reef in the Isle of Pines was exquisite. Of course, not surprisingly, being unable to post the "year ago photo"...
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