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Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Cruise
Day 21
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Civitavecchia is the port city of the Eternal City
of Rome. A full-day tour to Rome explores some of the most famous churches,
monuments and fountains in the world: the Colosseum, Sistine Chapel,
Vatican, the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain (toss a coin in the fountain
to ensure your return). Sip cappuccino at a café in a piazza or window-shop
among the high-fashion boutiques of Via Condotti. Language: Italian
Currency: Euro
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Builders identifacation plaque - built 1997 in Venice
Italy.
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this group of photos is a scan from right to left
from the starboad aft (back end of ship on the right side for all readers
not conversant in ships lingo).
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Janno, another friend of the dining room stewards.
He is from Java as is a great part of the culinary staff.
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The above 2 photos shows the starboard anchor being replaced. These were taken at the highest deck on the ship, deck 10. Figure between decks at least 10 feet so we were 10 * 10 + A deck or 110 feet above the dock. That is why the people are so small. |
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The above group is of the swimming pool. The sliding
cover allows year round "comfortable" swimming. Each cruise
many "Bar D Ques" are held beside the pool, today is a BBQ
celebrating Italy's independence (the true date was yesterday but some
people party for little or no reason and the ship is loaded with that
type.
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Been looking for a shuffleboard since Rio de Janeiero,
20 days, and just found it. A passenger ship must have them or so my
jail house legal consul advises.
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The above group was supposed to be close-ups of the
lush green area behind the oil tanks but the distance was too great.
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