Took a few photos of my trip to the boot and other places.

[FiLeZz]

Here are just a few of the 1000's of photos I took.

 

[keird]

Here are just a few of the 1000's of photos I took.

You would think that putting blue tarps on stuff immediately lowers its value, but you've made it look exotic, somehow.

 

[FiLeZz]

You would think that putting blue tarps on stuff immediately lowers its value, but you've made it look exotic, somehow.

But they were custom fitted tarps.. LOL

 

[Miramonti]

Really nice shots...only problem is it wasn't me there to take them.

 

[The_Dude8]

Nice pictures.

 

[xanis]

I take it that you went on a cruise? Care to give some details (line, length, cost)? I've always wanted to go on a European cruise.

 

[FiLeZz]

I take it that you went on a cruise? Care to give some details (line, length, cost)? I've always wanted to go on a European cruise.

MS Navigator of the Seas is fourth out of Royal Caribbean International's five Voyager-class cruise ships. She was once one of the largest in the fleet and still ranks among the largest passenger ships in the world. Constructed at Aker Finnyards in Turku, Finland, the ship measures 138,279 gross tons and can carry 3,114 passengers, plus crew. Her length is 1,020 feet and with a beam of 157.5 feet. As of April 2007, she began departing exclusively from Southampton, UK, on cruises throughout Europe and the Mediterranean. Currently, the Navigator spends winters sailing four and five night cruises from Florida, and spends the summers sailing from Civitavecchia, Italy to the Eastern Mediterranean.

We picked her up in Rome, then we did a 7 night cruise. We went from Rome(Civitavecchia port) to Cicily , to Turkey, to Athens, to Crete back to Rome, took the train to Venice spent 3 days there, then flew home.
We bought a balcony suite, was worth it. Once you go suite hard to go back.. about 3 times what a inside cabin would cost.

I spent about 5k and the flight was free from AMEX points with Delta.

 

[xanis]

MS Navigator of the Seas is fourth out of Royal Caribbean International's five Voyager-class cruise ships. She was once one of the largest in the fleet and still ranks among the largest passenger ships in the world. Constructed at Aker Finnyards in Turku, Finland, the ship measures 138,279 gross tons and can carry 3,114 passengers, plus crew. Her length is 1,020 feet and with a beam of 157.5 feet. As of April 2007, she began departing exclusively from Southampton, UK, on cruises throughout Europe and the Mediterranean. Currently, the Navigator spends winters sailing four and five night cruises from Florida, and spends the summers sailing from Civitavecchia, Italy to the Eastern Mediterranean.

We picked her up in Rome, then we did a 7 night cruise. We went from Rome(Civitavecchia port) to Cicily , to Turkey, to Athens, to Crete back to Rome, took the train to Venice spent 3 days there, then flew home.
We bought a balcony suite, was worth it. Once you go suite hard to go back.. about 3 times what a inside cabin would cost.

I spent about 5k and the flight was free from AMEX points with Delta.

Good info, thanks. The cruise sounded awesome. I personally wouldn't ever get a suite (wouldn't spend enough time in it to justify the cost), but that's just me.

 

[Old Hippie]

Really Nice!

 

[FiLeZz]

Really Nice!

Thx

 

[highland145]

:thumbsup:

3rd one down.

Thanks