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| The National Geographic Orion at a dock during our trip earlier this month. This was our second voyage on the ship; the first was in Polynesia in 2019. |
Looking Around the Ship
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| Lifeboat drill: the first activity immediately after boarding the ship. |
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| The Captain speaking on the last evening of the trip. |
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| Lifeboats. |
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| Inside our cabin: the staff always made cute decorations from some of the bedding. |
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| Eating lunch on the deck was always fun. |
The Bridge
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| You can always visit the Bridge and see the activity of piloting the ship. |
Views from the Decks
The Observation Lounge/Library
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| Updating the chart. |
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| A nice place to sit and read. |
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7 comments:
Looks wonderful. Many years ago I worked on ships for two and a half years. Getting paid was terrific, but I couldn't afford this kind of luxury today.
This is fascinating. Your cabin looks quite spacious and it's nice you could see the whole ship, even the control room. Those views are spectacular!
Lovley photos. I've been on a cruise, great fun.
What a gorgeous view! I've always wanted to go on a cruise.
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These are excellent photos. What a fun trip.
Lovely photos! I’ve never seen a National Geographic ship before so thanks for sharing.
This looks like the perfect sized ship and a great way to travel. I noticed there is no splash pool or stage which I really like. I can see why you head out on this Nat. Geo trips. I'm off to check off your last post about Santorini. hugs-Erika
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