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Published: January 21st 2017
Everyone hears about what life is like on a cruise ship. You know--the food, bingo, bars, dancing, staterooms---but for us one of the most important aspects of cruising is the constant interaction with nature. The oceans, winds, stars and moons, sunrises, sunsets, currents, constellations, towering waves and glass flat water, storms, water spouts, green flashes, glaciers. And then there is the sea...
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Guy Horanberg
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Ship Ahoy
Boy, I think you covered all the sciences, plant and animal beings, and weather and sea conditions . . World Cruising really is mind expanding. I'm currently in Playa Del Carmen, with an old Navy Roommate. ( the one I drove to Cabo and back with .) I can say OLD, because now we are both officially retired. Will you two ever retire? Or is this a perminante way of life? . . and if you did retire what would you do? Stay at home? Sail on !