Part One: Introduction & Planning
Part Two: To Boston & Sailing Away
Part Three: Bar Harbor, These Are Tender Times
Part Four: Cloudy and Windy In Halifax
Part Five: Seeing the Sun In Sydney
Part Six: Sunny Charlottetown
Part Seven: Down the Saint Lawrence, a Day “At-Sea” (This Installment)
Part Eight: Québec City. Again.
Part Nine: Into Montréal; Out of Montréal
Part Seven: Down the Saint Lawrence: A Day “At-Sea”
Thursday was our “at-sea” day. I put the at-sea in quotes because we were
sailing down the Saint Lawrence Seaway, which, though we didn’t dock, we could
hardly be thought to be at-sea.
Nevertheless, this day was this itinerary’s only day without a
port-of-call. Days without calls are
really much different than days when the ship is calling at a port.
For breakfast, the main dining room
served breakfast until around 9:30. Mike
wasn’t as interested in dining in there as I was, so I went down for breakfast
while he slept in a little.
After breakfast I went out on deck
to get some photos of the cloudy, overcast skies.
Gray skies along the Saint Lawrence Seaway, during our "At-Sea" Day |
Gray skies along the Saint Lawrence Seaway, during our "At-Sea" Day |
Gray skies along the Saint Lawrence Seaway, during our "At-Sea" Day |
Gray skies along the Saint Lawrence Seaway, during our "At-Sea" Day |
Around lunchtime, Mike and I went
to the main dining room for the Returning Mariners Brunch, which is a special
meal for returning cruisers.
The starter: Salad |
The main: salmon |
The dessert: custard tarte |
Thursday afternoon was largely an
afternoon of nothing: reading, relaxing,
meandering, and so on. These at-sea days
are really a pretty welcome break from the normal on-and-off, hustle-and-bustle
of daily ports of call.
The day was capped off with the
best towel creature of the trip:
Best towel creature of the trip |
Best towel creature of the trip |
Best towel creature of the trip |
Taking a break in the window |
Laying low ... |
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