At Sea (Day 6) and home (Day 7)

Just more shows and more food.  Here are some more pictures of the ship.

Glass elevators

Looking over the Centrium

Shopping area.

Promenade

















The Palace Theatre from deck 5

Star Lounge where they had "enhancement lectures', the art auction,
'game shows' and daily trivia.

Palace Theatre when it was empty



They don't do boring staircases.

Deck 4

Starlight Dining Lounge, deck 4 (our table was on deck 3).
The formal dining room is 3 floors!

Mural in the dining room

Life boat

 The Windjammer Buffet (Deck 11)


Desserts

Salad Bar

every day was some sort of ethnic food or two.  Last day was Mexican

The tables look out over the back of the ship.
It was normally packed but this was shore day (Victoria)
so most people were off the ship
We started on the Clipper taking a picture of the Cruise Ship docked in Victoria, let's finish on the Cruise ship taking a picture of the Clipper leaving Victoria.



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