Saturday 6th April – Day at Sea.
Went to Air Marshall Sir Christopher
Coville’s lecture on the Red Arrows, whom he commanded on two separate occasions.
It was very informative and interesting and didn’t pull any punches especially
when he was talking about their two recent tragedies.
As Nesta hasn’t been herself
for a number of days, she went to see the doctor (well, actually the doctor
rang her in our cabin! Think that maybe Mary had had a word). His diagnosis…
she should smoke less and drink more wine! We therefore obliged by going to
both sessions of the Captain’s farewell party…
Sunday 7th April – Montego Bay, Jamaica.
We docked at 9am and as we
remembered that Montego Bay itself is not very nice we just went for a stroll
round the terminal building. For the rest of the day we just stayed on board and
had a thoroughly relaxing time.
In the evening we had our
final game of “marathon” with Andrew and Alison (they go home tomorrow) and
Nesta followed doctors’ orders and increased her wine intake!
The entertainment this
evening included Bogdan (the pianist in the Classical Duo) singing and playing
Elvis Presley blues songs! He was fantastic!
Nesta slept quite well until
4am when she was woken up convinced that the ship was moving… fortunately, it
wasn’t!
Monday 8th April – Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Happy birthday Graeme J
We had a nice day. Went off
in a taxi with Austin, Glynis, Richard and Lin and our first stop was a bird
sanctuary. We were allowed to feed the humming birds and Nesta actually had
them sitting on her finger!
We then travelled the 70
kilometres to Negril Beach were it rained!! Highlight of the day was jerk
burger and chips in a beachside restaurant (nice to get plain food once in a
while!)
Nesta went for a swim in the
Caribbean – in the rain – and we then went back to the ship.
The new passengers had
arrived by the time we got back and the ship is totally full for what will be
our ninth and last cruise back to Portsmouth… L
That really is a humming bird on Nesta's finger!
Austin, as smooth as ever, shows how it should be done!
Well done Glynis - you finally got one to feed!
Richard, Lin and Glynis on Negril Beach
Were you feeding that humming bird vodka? No wonder they're tame, they're pissed and have lost all inhibitions :D
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