Peter's Travel Blog

Today has been sea-day 4 out of 6 such days. I woke up feeling a little under par and not in the mood for breakfast, or anything else for that matter. I had a class to run – two classes in fact, as it turned out, at the end of which, all I wanted to do was lie down and...

We were up early – 7am – to set up room in time for the class that I forgot I had. Full disclosure; this was entirely my fault, for not checking the schedule that has been negotiated and agreed with the entertainments office, who, on this ship, have been utra-efficient. After seting up the room, we went to breakfast and...

… and another day at sea. It’s an ‘on’ day, which means setting the alarm half an hour earlier to get breakfasted and up in the craft room for about 9am. Each class day that we do this, the number of people who are sat already waiting for us increases. Officially, there is still only one class down in the...

So, now we face six long days at sea. The clocks went back last night, which means we are now one hour behind the UK. Today, was a no-class day, so much of it was spent walking the upper deck, sitting on the back deck catching up with things on the laptop and going to a lecture. I’ve bought some...