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[AF-1]

The bald eagle  Only in Alaska

 

 

Edited April 11, 2020 by AF-1

[suzyed]

On 3/30/2020 at 8:54 PM, Lucky TGO said:

I love this picture. When I seen it I couldn’t stop laughing.  The Chair Hog 😁 😁

The Captain of The Rowboat,

Tony 

 

at least she is actually occupying the chair!  LOL!

[treesah]

First three - Alaska

Fourth - Petropavlovsk, Kamchatka, Russia

[stevenr597]

Off of Cocoa Beach many of the cruise ships usually using Port Canaveral due to the Port being closed have been parked about one mile off shore.  They rotate a day into the port to pick up supplies for the crew.     At night they light themselves up.  

I believe it will be the only time that we Will see three Disney and 4 Carnival Ships together offshore. 

On 3/3/2020 at 11:39 AM, mcrcruiser said:

  Why even risk getting quarantined  on a ship or some foreign country .  Cruise ships are very high risk because of so many people in a small area  .Certainly any senior  must consider their own personal extra risk factors with cruise ships 

 

[AF-1]

stevenr597,  that is unbelievable; all the Diesney ships together; plus the other ships just sitting out there.

[suzyed]

On 4/9/2020 at 7:01 PM, suzyed said:

Soooo many....let's pick one from my bucket list!

The top photo is from Alta, Norway last October! The Northern Lights!  So beautiful....Bucket List Item for sure!
The bottom photo is from Princess Cay...just appeared in the sky!  That's the Sun in the middle!  

[scubacruiserx2]

The Wine maker's dinner

 

 

 

The menu holder was made of wood and shaped like a barrel

 

 

 

 

The amuse bouche was a tuna tartare

 

 

 

There is teaching session between courses about the food and wine served with it .

 

 

 

A velvet bean soup with chorizo , langoustine and calvados (apple brandy )

 

 

 

The cheese stuffed Gnocchi is the best Gnocchi that we ever had

 

 

 

[FormerPrincessCrew]

Hubby and I on the Diamond, Jan 2005.  One of my last cruises as a crew member. 

[Fuzzyape]

These are great pics.  Thanks for the fun!

 

This picture was from our Xmas - New Years cruise in 2018 -2019.  Loved the comparison in size of ships.  We were on the Pacific Princess on the right.  The left (bigger ship) was the P&O Britannia.

[StrawberryHill]

The  "world" parked next to us in Nicaragua

Edited April 12, 2020 by StrawberryHill

[muggo11]

On 3/29/2020 at 12:32 PM, Thrak said:

 

The owner's last name is actually Montana.

 

This one is from Moorea. What an amazing cruise.

We are supposed to be there right now.  Sigh!  

[muggo11]

Loved street painting in Valpariso, any sailing from or to home under the Golden Gate Bridge, and we love a good formal night. 

[moodyb1]

The Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains, north of Sydney

 

 

[treesah]

This was the absolute  highlight of all my meanderings around.

[rogueriver]

Sailing away from Veinice, June 2013.  What a special cruise!

 

[ashhill]

Edited April 13, 2020 by ashhill

[scubacruiserx2]

Part 2 of the Wine makers's dinner

 

 

The steak was excellent

 

 

And cooked the way that I like it , but I don't care for the goose liver on top of it ! 😛

 

 

Dessert was nice and all of the wine had kicked in , making for an enjoyable experience .

 

  

It's like a mini version of the Chef's Table - at half the price . 🙂 😄

 

 

 

[KevintheIrishDJ]

On 4/12/2020 at 5:57 PM, Fuzzyape said:

These are great pics.  Thanks for the fun!

 

This picture was from our Xmas - New Years cruise in 2018 -2019.  Loved the comparison in size of ships.  We were on the Pacific Princess on the right.  The left (bigger ship) was the P&O Britannia.

We were on that cruise also.  The New year brunch was spectacular!!!

 

[AF-1]

wow that is a big difference between the sizes of the ships.

[sofsolnanny]

My favourite drink Rasberrytini in Crooners bar.

Wondeful photographs on this thread--I would love a calendar of some of these.

Edited April 15, 2020 by sofsolnanny
SPELLING

[sofsolnanny]

Yay !!!!! First time ever I have been able to post a photograph on CC

[Triptkr]

On 4/13/2020 at 12:48 PM, treesah said:

This was the absolute  highlight of all my meanderings around.

 

Curious...what was your itinerary for this cruise?  Did you do a land tour?  If so, was it before cruise, after cruise?  Would love to see Machu Pichu someday!!

[treesah]

25 minutes ago, Triptkr said:

Curious...what was your itinerary for this cruise?  Did you do a land tour?  If so, was it before cruise, after cruise?  Would love to see Machu Pichu someday!!

We were on the Emerald Princess, Dec. of 2017,  Los Angeles to Santiago (San Antonio).  We had two days in Lima and many cruisers did the excursion to MP through Princess.  We ended up staying one night in Chile and  then  flew to Lima where we rented an apartment.  My SO has mobility issues so he stayed in Lima and  I booked my airline ticket,   hotel and excursion to MP.   Incredible experience and saved some money in the long run.  I would go back in a heartbeat.  

Considering the state of our planet I'm certainly glad we did all the traveling in the past.  Our future is uncertain as of now.

Here 's a photo on the flight from Lima to Cusco.

[sssteele]

Not much happening here, and I hope it's OK to add a little story.

The woman on the left spoke only French, and I don't speak French.

I was looking to buy a pearl mounted with a bale for my charm bracelet while in port Tahiti.

A gentleman shopper acted as translator for me, and at the end of the exchange, I had the pearl shown below.

The amazing thing about the story...she insisted on giving it to me.  She just would not take a penny.

She brought me to tears, and then she was in tears too.

So sweet, so generous, so kind.  It's always be one of my most treasured memories from our travel adventures.

Joanie

PS-we did make a purchase in her store.

 

[richsea]

Wow, what a great memory to share. It’s those small personal events that we experience when we travel that make cruising special. Thanks for sharing.