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Oceans and Seas » Atlantic
October 15th 2010
Published: October 18th 2010
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We made it Ok what is the best way to cross an ocean when you have plenty of time and you don't feel like watching 2 in-flight movies and to 'enjoy' a luke warm breakfast just before stepping onto an African tarmac?? Then you take the luxury of taking a cargo boat to cross the Atlantic Ocean. Instead of an overnight flight it takes just 15 days.... Ok, our boat took 15 days, but that was becaus... Read Full Entry



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Piglet on the grillPiglet on the grill
Piglet on the grill
It was yummie!!!
The GymThe Gym
The Gym
table-tennis, indoor-bike and tqble-football. It smelled in there.
Alcohol forbiddenAlcohol forbidden
Alcohol forbidden
But we had to finish our bottles... and the captain was cool!
Letter postLetter post
Letter post
We tossed 11 bottles, hope some of them will be found and we get replies...
Sea viewSea view
Sea view
Don't get us wrong, but this is a color picture and not in black-and-white....
Cars, cars, carsCars, cars, cars
Cars, cars, cars
Container on the craneContainer on the crane
Container on the crane
A "box" being lifted on the top deck in Dakar.
Bye bye RepubblicaBye bye Repubblica
Bye bye Repubblica
Our last sight of the ship... in the docks in Dakar.



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