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Back on land

After leaving the ship this morning, we went to the Conrad to have brunch with Flo and Joe, who we met on our Mediterranean cruise just over a year ago. The hotel is beautiful. Now we head back to realty … Continue reading

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Last day at sea.

We had a little soirée in our suite for about 20 new friends we made on board. George manned the bar and had a few things brought up from the kitchen. Cecelia on the left and her sister Margie (unseen) … Continue reading

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Tulum

We arrived in Cozumel this morning and took the ferry to Playa del Carmen where we met up with our driver and our guide. Towering public art in PdC. We drove about an hour to the Mayan ruins at Tulum. … Continue reading

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Morning at sea

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George Town

On Grand Cayman today. Here’s a shot of the tender boat from our balcony. And a shot of the ship on our way to shore. About a month ago, we had found a great antique store while researching the island. … Continue reading

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Sea Day

We started off the day in the spa. No pics. After, we were invited for a late morning bridge tour. Donna is a pediatrician from Tulsa and her husband Robert is a restaurateur. Kevin, on the far left, is from … Continue reading

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Cartagena – Day 2

The clock tower entrance to the walled city. Botero sculpture. Door knockers throughout the city. We had a beautiful drive around the new part of the city and ended at the bird sanctuary. Most were difficult to photograph other than … Continue reading

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Cartagena – Day 1

Arriving into Cartagena this morning. Spent the day in the old city.

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Old Panama City

The old town is beautifully restored and vibrant. Great shops, galleries and restaurants.

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Panama

Our driver for the day was Clemente, who grew up in Colon where we arrived. He’s a great guy and an fantastic guide. We made our way to the Las Cruces trail used by conquistadors, pirates and gold seekers before … Continue reading

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