I'm back on the Royal Promenade with my camera again today. It is a port day so most guests have gone ashore.
Can you see that orange high lift equipment in the center of the above image?
It's a constant process and so fascinating to see.
Best,
Lois
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Cleaning All Those Windows
I'm back on the Royal Promenade with my camera again today. It is a port day so most guests have gone ashore.
Can you see that orange high lift equipment in the center of the above image?
It's a constant process and so fascinating to see.
Best,
Lois
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LOL! It amazes me, Lois, how you can find unlimited places and things to cover on that ship!!! To be honest, I have wondered how they keep everything so clean with all those people.
HI Lois...Now that is interesting!! Something that has to be done that I would not have considered..thanks for sharing this part of the trip..what goes on behind the scenes! : }
Grace
oh, i bet! hadn't considered that part of things!
Wow! I am glad I don't have all those windows to clean!
The things we don't normally think about when we go on a cruise, not that I have ever been on one. A pleasure I have yet to experience. What a monumental task. Very interesting, thanks Lois.
Great view of ship life!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
wWhere is his brush and bucket then? Aye Jim m'lad.
That answers one of my unasked questions: how in the world do they clean all those windows? Now I know! LOL
It is almost unbelievable that this sumptuous promenade is on board a ship...
Lois, when those guys are finished window cleaning, could you send them our way as this is a chore I dislike and have nowhere near as many to clean.
I would not want that job!
Keeping all those windows clean on that ship would be a house keepers nightmere!! I can't even keep our 28 windows clean. Not my favorite job....debbie
Cleaning that ship's window's would be a housekeepers worse nightmere!! lol. And I can't even keep our 28 windows clean.
Oh, yeah! They must be washing glass constantly.
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