Another relaxing day at sea…
Our favorite spot on the open deck turned out to be toward the bow – an area that no one seemed to know about. Quiet and, or course, no smoking.
Today is my third and final talk, “Cold Cases Solved”. The presentation drew pretty much a full house (about 150 attendees). It’s the longest of the talks but I did manage to get it done in the required 50 minutes without going to warp speed. I think the audience liked this talk.
Final Talk: “Cold Cases Solved”
Applause, Applause
We spent the rest of the afternoon out on the open deck as the ship made its way through several picturesque Greek Islands. A combination of open sea and geographical wonders.
Greek Island (Inhabited)
Ship Traffic in the Mediterranean
Although it took us almost the whole cruise, we did discover the “Peek-a-boo” Bridge. This is a window that look down on the bridge so you can see how this big ship is run. It looks like it might run itself.
The Peek-a-boo Bridge Window
The show tonight was an eclectic mix of music and dancing. My favorite set was devoted to John Williams and featured his theme from “Superman”. The set for this musical interlude was great especially the iconic “S”.
Following the show, we went to watch the “70s Show”, something the Voyager Class Ships hold in the Royal Promenade. Singers and Dancers perform on the bridge spanning the Promenade. Ellen watched some of the show from the balcony and I took the shots from the packed floor.
Packed Promenade Floor
RCL Singers do their thing
Obligatory Number by the “Village People”
Tomorrow we are in Malta. We were supposed to go to Naples (no pizza again this trip) but the port was overbooked.
Seas are calm
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