A midday farewell show including quotes from the guests about their wonderful experiences.

One of the guests threw a party for everyone in the atrium lobby.

As the trip winds down the sunsets looked a little sad, but most people were ready to leave after such a full and wonderful trip.

It is hard to believe but finally after two days of settling into our new cabin and arranging our cloths so we could again find the things we needed, the occupants of the cabin next to ours had an overflow in their bathroom which again flooded us. Everyone on the ship kept asking "What are the odds of that happening?".

Dominica in the morning haze.

The panorama as we approached the dock. Holland America's Rotterdam is already alongside.It is a much larger ship but nowhere near as nice as ours.

Murray Wiedenbaum, the former chairman of economic advisers under President Reagan, gives another wonderful talk on politics.

Anna, the violinist with Marco the computer specialist on the ship. Marco is known as the most patient man in Radisson's employ.

We took a walk through Roseau but it was a holiday and there wasn't much doing.

Except for a few sidewalk shops selling mostly T-shirts they were no stores open. The smart people went snorkeling or rafting and we were told the water was magnificently clear and warm. After the long trip we were a little beat and after a short visit to the town we returned to our cabin to begin packing for home.