Another day when the skies were changing so much that I had to include a follow up photograph to the original photo I shared. Most of the bad weather the ship avoided, but this squall caught up with us. The seas though remained relatively calm, and if you were inside you could have easily not have noticed the rain outside. I, of course, was out enjoying it!
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Such dramatic seas! These photos documenting your journey have been so interesting. It’s great you took the time for this crossing, instead of choosing a quick flight across the Atlantic.
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so glad you have enjoyed. I’ve been very fortunate with a relative paying for the trip
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Looks frightening and alluring. 😊
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fortunately felt more the latter than former, the QM2 is a very stable ship
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The lack of views and lowness of the clouds would likely make me claustrophobic.
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it only lasted about 15 minutes so hopefully you’d have been fine
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Was the fog horn going? I always find it amazing how you can be sailing along in bright sunshine, next thing the weather completely changes and then you sail right out of it again.
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it was – such a strange noise. And yes I couldn’t get over how much the weather changed this day – got another shot coming up tomorrow of the evening.
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Hi Becky, your photo reminded me of a the 12 day cruise around the South Pacific that Dean and I went on in 2002. Easy enough to do where we live, but as we rolled out of Sydney Harbour the rain clouds rolled in, and we had terrible weather and rough seas the whole time. Dean said he would never go on a cruise ever again, and I believe I will never be able to convince him otherwise.
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oh no, that’s such a shame but I can understand why. Think if it had rained the whole crossing I may have been less enthralled!
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Oh wow!!
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exactly
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Nothing like a good squall out on the ocean, though it can be dramatic in a small boat, with sudden wind shifts and changes in strength.
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Yeah definitely happier on a big ship!
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I would have joined you!
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excellent – so far sounds like you, me, Margaret and Brian are all going to be outside enjoying the Atlantic elements
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Yay!
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I’d be outside with you and Brian … until it got tempestuous. Rotten sailor, me.
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you’ll be fine on QM2 she has great stablisers
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She needs ’em with types like me aboard.
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she’d love you to come aboard – she’s a good ship 😉
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I’d watch you from inside!
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think nearly everyone will be doing the same!
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It’s definitely not one to ignore xx
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and yet some completely missed it?!
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I would join you outside Becky
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Yay, glad there’s someone else like me!
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👍🏼 There for an adventure, not to be huddled inside 🥰
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exactly!
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