Early morning on-deck yoga ("most" mornings)
Buffet breakfast
Chat with passengers
Attend lectures with retired captain Jeurgen
Read
Step class on deck
Singing with the choir
Buffet lunch
Chat with passengers
Read on deck
Make baggywrinkles
Chat with passengers
Workout in the Gym, or a walk on deck
Read in cabin
Take part in whatever was going: learning (or rather not learning) how to tie knots, learning (or rather not learning how to read a sextent, visiting the bridge, learning how to read a chart, etc.
Two days it was the Olympic Games with teams performing silly games - our team took the bronze, I am happy we podiumed
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| dressed to compete |
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| throwing and catching balloons filled with water in towels |
Another day it was silly ceremony for everyone who was crossing the Atlantic ocean for the first time. King Neptune had to baptize us with wine
And one day it was how to steer the ship. I was the first one to volunteer and had control of the largest square-rigged ship in the world for almost a half hour! A red-letter day for sure!
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| learning what heading to follow |
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| patient teacher and eager pupil |
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| yes that's me, steering the ship! |
Chat with passengers on deck, or in the boom nets, or on the bow, or near the wheel
Read
Visit spa, or steam room
Four course dinner
Dancing (or trying to) on rolling deck in slippery sandals.
Fall into bed, rocked to sleep by the swells.
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