A day at sea. For Bret, that meant
spending as much time as possible in his Shockwaves Club. It is on
the 15th floor on the aft of the ship, with big picture
windows. Lucky him, he was able to see some orcas today that the
rest of us missed. He is having a good time playing fussball, making
crafts and doing various other activities.
We had an hour ahead time change.
Randy and Bret were the earlybirds, they went out for breakfast.
Bryn and Reed were the lazy ones, sleeping in and not going for
breakfast until 10:30. We skipped the lunch buffet, Randy and Bret
went and thoughtfully brought us some wrapped BLT sandwiches.
Reed and Bret spent the afternoon in
their clubs. Randy attended a talk given by the navigator, then Bryn
met him and they both attended a whale talk by Rachel the naturalist.
Bryn spent time re-packing everything, carefully wrapping the
baskets and counting clean clothes. It looks like 1 more load of
laundry needs to be done before we get home. That's one of the
things about traveling with only carry-on luggage. It is easy to
travel and get through airports and on to ships, but it does involve
working the laundry into the schedule. We'll do the next load in
Vancouver.
We cruised the inside passage today.
Bryn saw 1 or 2 humpbacks and some seals or sea lions. In the
evening, as we passed through Seymour Narrows along the east side of
Vancouver Island, we were able to see a beautiful rainbow and a
couple of bald eagles, but no other animal life. Reed attended his
last night party at one of the restaurants, Bret also had his last
night celebration. Randy and Bryn wandered down to the end of the
ship for a snack. When Bret got back at 10 p.m., he and Bryn went to
get ice cream cones, they serve them 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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