Rolling with an occasional whoosh-bang when the bow slams down added into the fun. Otherwise, we have passed into the open Atlantic. Asking at the front desk – there are 175 passengers. I have a feeling if the ship was full, and the weather was lovely, some of the lounges might feel a bit crowded. But with all the lovely waves and bouncing, nothing seels particular people full.
Since from there on – for the next week + we are on see days, I was thinking to provide a brief tour around the ship. Since I am one of the few up before anything is really open, it is easy to grab pictures of areas empty of passengers,,,
First – this place seems to be clean lines, and a whole lot of white and beige. Oh, yes – a bit of cream, black or wood are tossed in as accents. First – the reception area located on Deck 4 is normally staffed by one lovely young woman with occasional backup by her boss if more than one passenger happens to approach at the same time. At 0dark in the morning – very unlikely.
then there is the lounge which is at one end of deck 4 with Amphora – the dining room – at the other. Since I am not a particularly tall person, the ceilings don’t feel low at all, but I am not sure how I would view them if I was basketball player high,
again, all neutrals. All of the chairs and couches are quite comfortable, considering their blandness of the decor.
I spent the day listening to audio books and doing some stitching. I have just about finished the first page of Fisherman’s Friends and will post an update picture tomorrow.
