At Sea – The ship’s motion
calmed considerably overnight, as the wind, current and swells were now coming
from behind. We had fallen about 6 hours behind schedule, but are now making up
some of that. There have been many birds flying around and beside the ship, and
we’ve been told to keep the drapes closed at night so no light shows. We’ve
also been instructed what to do if we find a bird on our balcony or one of the
decks. We had more photography hints and another losing Bingo session. After
lunch, there was a talk about the history of the Falkland Islands and the
conflicting claims of Britain and Argentina. Then a talk about the various
types of penguins we might see on the trip. The 7 Seas Society reception was
lovely, with lively entertainment, a few speeches, drinks and hors d’oeuvres. Tonight,
we tried the Sette Mare Italian restaurant and it was a delicious meal. The
entertainment in the theatre was a solo performance by one of the ship’s
entertainment crew, called Blondes Have More Fun. It was a collection of songs
of many types, all originally sung by blondes apparently. The singer is very
talented and it was a great show.
Photos of the day
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Monday, 5 February
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