OCEAN MOODS
“Waves are not measured in feet or inches but in increments of fear”- Buzzy Trent

Cruise 1 - Serenity (Nov 2009)
Lisbon to Miami
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The Stormy Atlantic

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We had 20 foot waves for the first three days at sea

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Fighting the rough seas, we were not able to make the Azores

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Christopher Columbus must have been a lucky guy. I think these waves could have crushed the Santa Maria

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Hitting a big Wave
Some waves splashed all the way up to our balcony (8th deck, midship)

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After 3 days the ocean calmed a little

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Ocean waves are caused by the wind!

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Each day got clearer and calmer

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Soon there was no pitching and rolling

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One day there were no waves

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Time at sea, 8 days

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Every night there was a beautiful sunset

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So many different colors

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Pink clouds, reminds me of Arizona

Cruise 2 - Symphony (Sept 2010
North Atlantic Cruise
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The Milwaukee Depth" is 30,240 feet deep, the deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean

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Cruising Prince Christian Sound, off the southeast tip of Greenland

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Greenland produces so many icebergs that navigation is tricky even during the summer

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A distant iceberg

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Cruise 3 - Symphony (Mar 2012)
Miami to Lisbon
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Cruise 4 - Serenity (Dec 2012)
Barcelona to Miami
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A foggy morning

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Sunrise on the Atlantic

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Sunrise on the Atlantic

Cruise 5 - Serenity (Dec 2013)
Barcelona to Miami
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The Mediterranian

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The Mediterranian

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The Atlantic

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Cruise 6 - Symphony (Nov 2014)
Hawaii & New Zealand
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The Pacific Ocean

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1,000 Miles From Land In Any Direction

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Cruise 7 & 8 - Serenity (Nov 2015)
Marseille to Lisbon
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Ocean Trivia: The Atlantic measures 8,000 miles north to south and averages 18,900 feet deep

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Rough seas

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Calm seas

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The Mediterranian

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Sunrise

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Sunset

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Cruise 10 - Serenity (Apr 2017)
Miami to Los Angelos
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The Serenity passes the Symphony in the Pacific, Apr 2017

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Passing the Symphony

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Passing the Symphony

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Passing the Symphony

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Pacific Apr 2017

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Cruise 11 - Symphony (Oct 2018)
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The Atlantic. First day at sea out of New York

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Cuba

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Sailing through the Bermuda Triangle

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Sailing out of the Bermuda Triangle

Rescuing a Sail Boat | Serenity (Nov 2009)
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The calm Atlantic has stranded a sail boat with 6 sailors on their way to Nassau

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With no wind for their sails, they were running out of fuel

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The Serenity comes to the rescue

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Rocking on the ocean swells, the captain of the small craft feared his mast would be damaged if it hit our ship

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The Serenity launches a rescue craft

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The rescue boat heads out with fuel and food for the sailors

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Handing off the supplies

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Hope they made it to Nassau

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