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We tried to set up a Bon Voyage party when the Island Princess reaches San Pedro in September. Princess does not offer the program for this port.
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We have often put our wilderness tested 'Sierra Maytag' into operation in our stateroom shower. Take a plastic trash bag, fill with some water and environment friendly soap, add items, seal bag and shake. Then rinse and hang up items to dry:).
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Goldendaze,
Thank you for your explanation of the cold water.
A couple of digital workstations on board would be a great help. A pile of 1 - 4 gb cards would be more than the cruise itself. My land camera is a S-2 pro with Nikon lenses. I am planning to bring my 500 mm and 300 mm lenses and they are big and heavy. This camera can shoot 12 megapixel images in RAW mode.
John
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I am simply amazed the water is 68 degrees as the water here in Newport Beach is 68 also and we are 35 degrees North of the equator. I am surprised as well that water is only 40 feet in clarity.
Here we use 7mm suits with full hood and gloves. Yikes! I am going to miss the warm tropical water.
I have a Canon digital as well, but it is the GS-5, for which I needed an expensive Ikelite case and strobe, so it is one heavy, bulky piece of hardware. Fitted with a 1 gb chip you can take all the photos needed. I then download to my CD burner on the small Sony laptop.
Is the naturalist a certified diver too?
Any other pointers would be very welcome.
John
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I would like the same diving information. My trip is scheduled for eary March.
How difficult are the dives and is a shorty wetsuit enough insulation at 80 feet deep?
John
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On my one trip with Carnival, I had a drink thrown at my head and called queer, you be the judge.
John
*Info for anyone who bought a Michael Godard painting during a Princess art auction.*
in Princess Cruises
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Checked out our 2005 era canvas. It is fine with no cracks. This Goddard has been the centerpiece of the bar and now the wine room. It features a grape holding on for dear life while slipping and hanging from the keyboard of a Steinway Grand piano.