It is more and more common to see other cruise ships at sea. Of course, there are more and more cruise ships out there!
When close enough, they often exchange greetings of three long blasts of the ship's horn, returned by the other ship, followed by a short blast from the first thip, then returned by the other ship.
Lovely.
All the best,
Lois
Giovanni's Table is a favorite of ours. These images were taken recently aboard Independence of the Seas by our daughter, Catherine.
This is visible on a desktop screen. If you're seeing it on your phone, I hope you can enlarge it.
Oh, yum!
:),
Lois
Catherine and Erica enjoyed back to back cruises aboard Independence of the Seas. This is how they found their second suite with all of their luggage already transferred from their first stateroom to this one. Royal Caribbean made the transition very easy for them.
Lovely!
Thank you for sharing your images, Catherine.
Love you,
Mom
How lovely! These treats were delivered to Catherine and Erica's suite aboard Independence of the Seas.
With treats like these, I would be able to skip some meals!
Lovely!
Thank you for the images, Catherine.
Love you,
Mom
More food! Of course, a very important part of cruising is the fabulous food that is served on board.
This is the luncheon main course salmon on board Independence of the Seas.
I happen to be a lover of salmon, so this looks fabulous to me!
Ah, yes, enjoy,
Lois
Catherine and Erica enjoyed back to back cruises aboard Independence of the Seas recently.
Royal Caribbean does a great job with these special people to make the transition day easier for them. If changing staterooms, they stack their luggage in their first stateroom and after being escorted through immigration (required sine 9/11), they are treated to a special luncheon.
Wonderfully smooth transition!
RCCL knows how to do these things.
:),
Lois
This is a spot on board Independence of the Seas where you can take your own unique pictures. OK, not a formal portrait, but a pretty cool setting.
Fun!
Enjoy,
Lois
