Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Scuba Fun In Tortola
On Tuesday the QM2 visited the British Virgin Island Tortola docking in the capital city Road Town. Dan went on an afternoon tour of the mountainous island while Jim completed two exciting scuba dives on the famous RMS Rhone, a large steamship that sunk in 1867 during a hurricane.















Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Visiting Sunny St. Maarten
On Monday 12/26 the QM2 docked in Philipsburg, St. Maarten. The weather was beautiful, sunny and in the 80s with a nice island breeze. Jim spent the morning snorkeling and airplane watching at Maho Bay Beach, where aircraft take off and land just over the heads of those on the beach. Dan worked on a watercolor painting in the morning. In the afternoon we walked through the town with our friend Franklin from Baltimore. Philipsburg is a shopper's delight but we did not find any bargains in the jewelery stores we visited. Today we'll be in Tortola, one of the British Virgin Islands, where Jim is scheduled to go scuba diving while Dan will be touring the island.









Monday, December 26, 2016
QM2 Christmas Day Festivities
Sunday, December 25, 2016
Life On Board The QM II, Cunard Style
Saturday, December 24, 2016
Friday, December 23, 2016
First Day Of Our Holiday Cruise On The QM2
We were awakened early this morning when the captain of the ship announced that there was a missing person. We spent the entire day circling the ocean in conjunction with the coast guard looking for a 74 year old woman. The search was finally called off at sunset but she was not found. In spite of this sad emergency we enjoyed life on board this beautiful ship. We had a special lunch with friends, used the health club, and enjoyed an hour long walk around the ship. We are now headed to our first port once again. We are scheduled to arrive in St. Maarten on December 26.



Friday, December 16, 2016
Trump Antidote: Immerse Yourself In Holiday Cheer
We had a fun time in New York City yesterday during our annual trip to the city for the holidays. I particyularly admired the 5th Avenue display windows at Cartier and Tiffanys.
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