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Stan |
Looking down over
the back (aft) swimming pool |
I watched the water for hours |
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Setting up for dessert after lunch |
We left before
dessert was served, which was just as well. I think I wanted one of
each. |
The kids playground was there--I saw it. |
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Looking at the
pool from the front of the ship |
The view down over
the pool (taken from the topless deck) |
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Interesting view
of the lifeboats |
There's a walking
track along the top deck. |
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You can tell by
the sky which of these were taken in Mexico and which were taken as we
returned to Galveston. |
It was so windy
when we were up there that we couldn't imagine anyone playing volleyball.
Wonder how many balls they lose each year? |
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The Atrium
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The Atrium is the visual center of the ship. Most of
the top levels seemed empty, but they were pretty. The glass
elevator's mechanisms were even visible. |
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The Information
desk and the Shore Excursions desk were at the bottom of the Atrium, as was
the bar were we kept getting (diet) (real) cokes. |
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Stan loved the
Rolls Royce. Unfortunately, it didn't have an engine, so he couldn't
drive it around the ship. |
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