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TravelSmarty

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  1. Since looking at old ruins, churches, and other landmarks sometimes makes my eyes glaze over, I do some literary sleuthing beforehand to make those visits interesting. When I get each site, I pull out the related passages. For example, a snippet from Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre-Dame helped me imagine the cathedral's bell tower through the eyes of Quasimodo.

  2. We were on the 24 person, about 20 people came. You do not notice the amount of people at all, its a big enough catameran. We had about 1 1/2 hrs to explore the port area before needing to be on the ship.

     

    This is a great tour, and you will love it. The staff and owner are great, and the food was pretty good too.

     

    No problem my DisMate!...As I said on my previous posted,..In DIS, we looks like a big family,... One VICTORY is ALL VICTORY!...right?....:p

  3. This is great! Who knew you could find your favorite recipes from cruises.

     

    I went on a Carnival Cruise to the Caribbean once and had the most fantastic marinated pork tenderloin with coconut rice. It might take me a while, but I'm determined to find the recipe.

     

    If anyone out there knows it, let me know :)



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