There's always something new to see and do on "Voyager of the Seas". Scruffy and I climbed over everything that we could get to during our fortnight on board, but have things left over for next time (that's a big hint for the Oldies). One of the most important things to find out is what to do if anybody falls overboard, so we found out where all of the life preserver rings were stationed. You can find these at many places around the decks of cruise ships and the idea is that if somebody falls over you toss one of these rings to them, trying hard not to hit them. I would love to have a go at that, but can't convince Scruff to jump overboard. As you can see, the rings on Voyager are big enough that one would probably hold all of the small bears on the ship. Another interesting thing we found was a wall covered in flat statues (flatues?) in the play area. One section had this banjo-playing crab. Now, as long-time readers know, I do not like crabs. However, this one was definitely not a threat so I took the opportunity to find out a bit more about how crabs are built. I couldn't get the banjo to work at all.
Labels: boats, climbing, crabs, cruising, New Zealand
# posted by Bart Bear @ 10:22 am
