I slowly made my way ashore, since my tour wasn't until noon, so I could get some dock photos. As we'd docked stern inwards I could have a look at that ducktail they put on Vision and it was worse than I'd feared. The one on Rhapsody didn't look anywhere near as bad, especially side angle. Poor Vision looked teeny next to Liberty, which was more than twice her size. She may be small but she's perfectly formed and doesn't have bow envy. The heavens opened so I returned to get changed. |
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| As we left on and returned from the tour, the ships were clearly visible, which was nice. And it appeared to have stopped raining, which was even better. |
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| We and Epic were going to sail at 6pm with the other two an hour later. I decided to stay on my balcony for it and hoped Epic wouldn't sneak out. Thankfully she didn't and we had a slight horn battle with Liberty as we left. Epic was late but I could still see her. We ambled slowly towards St Kitts so I was able to see Fantasy and Liberty go. Liberty passed both of them. |
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| To read the review of my Vision cruise, click here. |
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