Friday was our last of 4 days sailing across te Atlantic headed for Cape Verde. It was a calm day. The highlight of the day was our turn for a Behind the Scenes Ship tour that each passenger gets on this cruise. We saw the Navigation Bridge, the Engine Control Room, the Galley (kitchens), the Laundry. the Provisions storage areas, the high-end suites private lounge (Neptune Lounge).
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| I saw more flying fish today |
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| The Bridge |
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| A window in each side of the bridge looks straight down at the water (used when docking) |
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| How the stabilizers work |
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| The Galley |
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| The Laundry |
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| The central hallway in the lower crew only decks |
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| The Engine Control Room |
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| The have screen that show the 5 engines on this ship |
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| Provisions storage. These are chocolates that we get each night |
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| When we got to the liquor storage room, we got refreshments |
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| One ourway out |
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| Where provisions first come onto the ship |
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| Calm seas today |
Later in the day
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| I saw more flying fish |
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| Cleainng the outside deck. They do this serious clean every few weeks. It gets sprayed down to remove salt almost every morning. |
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| Last few seconds before it is completely down |
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| Close-up of previous photo. I saw some green (the Green Flash) |
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| Close-up of previous photo |
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| Close-up of previous photo |
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| Sun has set |
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