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Sunday, February 7, 2016
A Commercial Part of Port Canaveral
Good morning,
This is an early morning image of a part of the commercial seaport at Port Canaveral.
It is quite pretty in the early morning light.
I enjoy watching the activity at the ports. That ship on the right has been there for two or three weeks.
Do you guys ever get tired of sailing? I know after a 7 day, I'm always ready to get off for awhile. I mostly sail Carnival just because it's so convenient leaving from Galveston (a 3 hr drive for me). I've been on the Oasis (a quilting cruise, no less) and it was fabulous but dining was almost grueling with that many mouths to feed. Have been on the ship you're currently on. Also been on Disney (which is what I'd probably cruise all the time if I could afford it) and Holland America. Leaving in Mar. for LA to sail to Puerto Vallarta and Cabo.
We have spent so much time at sea that it is part of our lives. But, as always for most people, there is no place like home. We are home for ten weeks now and will return to sea in April for another ten weeks.
4 comments:
Such a lovely early morning snap!
Mersad
Mersad Donko Photography
Great light in this photo!
Do you guys ever get tired of sailing? I know after a 7 day, I'm always ready to get off for awhile. I mostly sail Carnival just because it's so convenient leaving from Galveston (a 3 hr drive for me). I've been on the Oasis (a quilting cruise, no less) and it was fabulous but dining was almost grueling with that many mouths to feed. Have been on the ship you're currently on. Also been on Disney (which is what I'd probably cruise all the time if I could afford it) and Holland America. Leaving in Mar. for LA to sail to Puerto Vallarta and Cabo.
Hi Sherrill and everyone,
We have spent so much time at sea that it is part of our lives. But, as always for most people, there is no place like home. We are home for ten weeks now and will return to sea in April for another ten weeks.
Thanks to you all for your kind comments,
Lois
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