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Wednesday, December 2, 2015
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15 comments:
A Greek Isle cruise does sound wonderful.
It looks massive, but well appointed.
Reminds me of the phrase "sailing on a silver sea".
Looks like she can fit a lot of people onboard. Sounds like she has some nice itineraries.
So incredibly l o n g .
But I wouldn't mind being on her relocation voyage now when she heads for the Caribbean.
That is a huge ship. I like my Caribbean cruises in a much smaller boat, say a 35-45 foot sailboat. That's perfect for four people.
She's a beauty VP, still wouldn't go on her, deep water and all that :)
I'd book a cruise aboard her. Majestic. And fairly new. Elegant, too.
I am always amazed at how big these are VP.
Great, a real Princess !
Your photos are fabulous VP, but you know how I feel about these floating condos...
What a fantastic looking ship!
oh i'd love to go on a greek island cruise!
Too big for my taste! Not enough grass and trees, and too many people. lol
It has very sleek lines.
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