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- Anyone following a Queen Victoria World Cruise Blog?
- Sleepy day at sea
- Volcanic Rabaul
- Black ash everywhere!
- Bubbling sea
- Trying to stabalize the volcanic ash
- Village
- Another calm day on the Coral Sea
- Smooth sailing on the Coral Sea
- Great Barrier Reef - So close, yet so far
- Birdworld
- Skyrail
- Rainforest
- 40 days
- Sailing within the Great Barrier Reef
- Brisbane
- Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
- Birds of Prey show
- Koalas - Moms and babies
- Nap time
- Sydney - victim of my poor planning
- More Opera House pictures
- Sydney Botanical Gardens bats and birds
- More Botanical Garden
- Wild day at sea
- Burnie Tasmania Australia - What a fabulous day!
- Burnie Park
- Wings Wildlife Park or Tasmanian Petting Zoo
- Kangaroos!!!
- Other animals at the park
- Burnie sailaway
- Tasmania - Land Ho!
- Calmer day at sea
- Valentines Day
- CNN is back!
- Kiwi Kruzer
- GPS Spot Update
- Rocking and rolling on the Tasman Sea
- Auckland pics
- Antarctic Encounter
- Rose garden
- Auckland Museum
- Auckland Sky Walk
- New Zealand - Adventure!
- Answers to ques. on the cruise
- Active day at sea
- Crossing the international dateline
- Rough seas
- Lazy day at sea
- Ques. for school children
- Brisbane question and answer
- Rarotonga - blue-green crystal clear water
- Thanks for the comments!
- New Mattress!!!
- Papeete - Sailaway and evening
- Papeete - Ferry to Moorea
- Norovirus outbreak over
- Rainbow over the seas
- Land Ho - Pitcairn's Island
- Waterproof camera update
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6 comments:
Hello, In response to your questions, Brisbane will not be as hot nor humid as what you've been experiencing. Probably 28/29 degrees celcius. The hop on hop off bus sounds like a great idea. Not to be missed is the view from Mt Cootha, and South Bank parklands. Otherwise the 2 hour round trip on the bus will give you a good overview. Keep on blogging I'm enjoying reading. Sheree
What is a shared balcony? I love your blog keep up the fun. I'm enjoying your posts.
A shared balcony is a public deck that those of us who have inside or outside cabins with out balcony's can use as our outdoor space. Of course it is also known as the promenade deck. :-)
HI! what is the lounge entertainment like? Are there two duos or just a trio...if so, are they good. Do you happen to know the Duos names?
Jen
Who is the Cruise Director? You are lucky I wish I was you!! Jen
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