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Tag Archives: travel
Lopez Island
At 29.81 square miles, Lopez is the third largest of Washington State’s San Juan Islands. Ferry service from Anacortes links Lopez to the mainland and paved roads make travel around the island easy. There’s also has a small airport and … Continue reading
Posted in USA, Washington
Tagged Lopez Island, photos, San Juan Islands, travel, Washington State
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Limassol, Cyprus Sea Walk and Old Town
Cruise ships visiting Limassol, Cyprus dock at a terminal in an industrial area about 3K away from town. Shuttle service brings passengers into the city. On our stop there on the MSC Lirica it cost 9 euro per person to … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Lirica, MSC, Port Cities, Ports of Call
Tagged cruise, Cyprus, Europe, Limassol, Lirica, MSC, seawall walk, travel
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Nordkette
Prior to our cruise on the MSC Lirica, we flew into Europe via Switzerland 10 days ahead of the cruise and made our way by train to Italy for embarkation with several stops along the way. After visits to Zurich … Continue reading
Limassol, Cyprus Cruise Port
CYPRUS Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean, an independent country officially called the Republic of Cyprus. Weather in this area brings hot dry summers and rainy winters. Currency is the Euro. Limassol lies on the southern coast … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Lirica, MSC, Port Cities, Ports of Call
Tagged cruise, Cyprus, Europe, Limassol, Lirica, Mediterranean, MSC, photos, travel
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Decatur Island
Decatur Island is a private island in Washington State’s San Juan Islands. The island sits east of Lopez and south of Blakely. Lopez has ferry service and limited public amenities including a village with shops and a waterfront park with … Continue reading
Posted in USA, Washington
Tagged Decatur Island, photos, private island, San Juan Islands, travel, Washington State
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iFLY Luggage Review
I’ve always been partial to soft-sided luggage and resisted buying any of the hard-sided sort. My husband has had a big iFly bag for several years now, and loves it. After much online research on the best bags to get … Continue reading
28 Days on a Cruise Ship with No Guest Laundry
All the major cruise ships have a variety of cabin selections and plenty of food. Beyond that amenities vary greatly from one line to another, and even among ships of the same cruise line. Some lines provide self-serve passenger laundries … Continue reading
Rhodes Castle and Walled City
Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes Rhodes castle on the Avenue of the Knights is the dominant feature of the medieval walled city. This 14th century palace of the Grand Masters was occupied by the Knights … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Lirica, MSC, Port Cities, Ports of Call
Tagged cruise, Greece, Knights palace, photos, Rhodes, Rhodes Castle, travel, walled city
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San Juan Islands
Washington state’s San Juan Islands consist of the peaks of an ancient mountain range on the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate. As this plate subducts under the North American Plate in the Cascadia Subduction Zone which runs from Vancouver Island … Continue reading
Posted in USA, Washington
Tagged history, photos, San Juan Islands, travel, Washington State
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Halloween on a Cruise Ship
Sailing on a holiday often means activities specific to that day and food you won’t otherwise see on the menu. Major holidays also bring decorations around the ship. For Halloween blow-up decorations are popular – after all ships have limited … Continue reading
Posted in Carnival, Explorer of the Seas, Randoms, Royal Caribbean, Vista
Tagged cruise, Halloween, Halloween cruise, holiday cruise, photos, travel
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