Westerdam Presidents Cruise photos

Nice pics, thank you for posting them.

Not much in the way of Christmas decorations on the ship?

GREAT pictures, thanks so much for sharing them with us.

No decorations were out, but as we were leaving I noticed them hauling large light panels up the side of the ship that looked vaguely Christmasy (hard to tell from the bus).

Never fear, we'll be on the Statendam in two weeks for Christmas and New Years, and I'm sure between the three cameras we'll get lots of pics and have them up after we return.

Of course, I have to survive the 7 day drive to San Diego and the 7 day drive back first... (we're sightseeing on the way, of course).

Nice pics, thank you for posting them.

 

Not much in the way of Christmas decorations on the ship?

Wouldn't expect there to be any decorations on the ship as it came from Europe and the decorations are done by a US firm, therefore, they wouldn't be decorating the ship until after the President's cruise.

What beautiful Pictures - makes me feel like i'm right there with you!!!:)

Wouldn't expect there to be any decorations on the ship as it came from Europe and the decorations are done by a US firm, therefore, they wouldn't be decorating the ship until after the President's cruise.

Thanks for sharing your pictures. I liked seeing the aft close up on the Oosterdam. We will have one of the corner afts on her coming up in October 2005. But right now looking forward to sailing the Westerdam in cabin 7051. I believe DH went to go make final payment today. Next step the "Doc Dance":D

Loved these pictures! Thank you for sharing:) . Loved the one at Half Moon Cay with no people ... one would think you were entirely alone. Mmmmmmm ... nice.

Thanx for the wonderful fotos. DH thanx you for the nice memories.

It was a great 3 days, wasn't it?

Used to live in Houston - is Maxine Messenger still writing for the Post?

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Thanks for the pictures. I'm really looking forward to seeing this ship first hand myself in Jan.

Well, the Post went under 10 years ago or so. And the Chronicle bought the leftovers. And Maxine died a while back, I think. I know she doesn't write for the Post any more at least!

I never pay any attention to the society column, so I'm not for sure she died, but I seem to recall some articles.

V