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12th February 2013

Tuesday – Last Lessons

Today, I held the last of my on-board watercolour classes. C and D groups attempted the iguana – and, I have to say; a rather marvellous job they made of it, too. Folks brought paintings along for the exhibition tomorrow, and the pile grew…. everything is in place for our Grand Exhibition tomorrow.   At 5:30pm, I held my WI...

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11th February 2013

Monday – Rough Seas

The choppy seas of yesterday got rougher overnight; there’s quite a substantial swell today, resulting in many people doing the Marco Polo Ballet.   There’s still no mobile phone signal. I don’t remember there being a ‘dead zone’ after the Azores, last year, but that certainly seems to be what we’re experiencing at the moment; it just means that, when...

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10th February 2013

Sunday – And Then There Was One

I got a call on the cabin telephone at 1:38am this morning, asking me to confirm that Tracey had left the ship to return home, and to confirm that I understood that her on-board account is linked to mine….   Yes; I confirmed all that (as it had all been confirmed at lunctime when we’d been to Reception to sort...

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9th February 2013

Saturday – Ponta Delgada, The Azores

Today, we arrived in Ponta Delgada.   It was Tracey’s last day on the Marco Polo; with a her flight for home not due until 3:15pm, we opted for a gentle meander into town, and a walk along the harbour front. This would give us plenty of time for all the necessary paperwork and housekeeping to be completed, ensuring no...

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8th February 2013

Friday – Horta, The Azores

We were late getting up this morning, and missed breakfast. When we did finally emerge, to enjoy a cup of coffee and tea, we soon realised why most people seemed to be drinking their cuppas inside… it was rather chilly outside – quite claggy, with no horizon to speak of, and a keen wind… it’s all helping to acclimatise us...

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