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42 En Route to Richard's Bay South Africa |
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Sunset over the Indian Ocean. |
Dinner in the back deck. The humidity
is lower now that we are not in SE asia. |
Donna with her new wind blown look. |
My gal. |
I relax with Loren before a vigorous
morning of watching pool volleyball. |
Volleyball in the pool before lunch.
Loren and I enjoyed watching. |
At the pool bar to throw back a few
more iced decaf cappuccinos. |
The portions are large
. I ordered a small pizza for lunch. |
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Another dinner
on the aft deck. |
Game day. Some
very exciting games were played on deck again. |
I see the first
jockey is mounted. It must be close to post time. |
They are called
to the starting line by the officials. |
There is a protest
for delay of game from the most famous of the British jockeys, Brian O'Brien. |
Now they're off. |
Dana, the assistant
cruise director and one of the track officials consults with her husband
Jamie, the cruise director, and gaming commissioner for the day as Oliver
the hotel director looks on. |
Her is Lindsay
one of the dancers on the ship. She makes her real money smuggling rare
antiques on and off the ship in her dimples. |
Nathan, the bar
manager looking down at some of his charges who with the help of his fine
liquors and a little hot sun can no longer walk. |
For the boys in Georgia, here's Amy. | Holgar, the assistant
dining room manager. Donna stressed this guy to the breaking point. She
had to come to dinner 45 minutes before me just to give her order. |
Marco the ship's
computer wizard at work. He is known as the most patient man on the ship. |
The patterns of the foam
running alongside the ship are mesmerizing. |
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Sunset over the Indian Ocean. |
My favorite duo at work
in one of the dining rooms at dinner. |
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