| Norway Farewell Transatlantic 2001 | Day
16 |
Left and below: improvised
signage.
On y va?
As usual, the crew was hard at work.
Left: Of course there was a violinist.
Below: The two-deck glory of Club I.
I have made an American's tea this day: chomp slurp and leave. The Channel looms before us; we are headed towards France, and the last sun rays of the trip are gleaming outside.
We are making good progress in St. George's Channel.
This is the gentleman of the couple above him, a pair who obsessively shot for hours on end.
Inadvertent self-portrait against stretch class in the gym.
other passengers, new friends
s'il en faut un èpreuve
the glory of her form
Decorative
details, 40 years old and timeless ...
In good time for Norway's return to the waters of her first nation, the repair is done, only the special-cut windpane left to install, and the light globe replaced.
This was, of course, the last formal dinner at sea, the last dinner for
many of our French passengers, and the crew was especially busy as they
got our meals underway whilst preparing a surprise ...
table laid, anticipation building ...
Above: We scan the Farewell Dinner menu, and cameras are made ready.
Below: the surprise
begins.
Singing to us, our staff:
September 11 has lent the cheesy pop song an air of nostalgia that proves oddly moving
Others express appreciation.
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