When you know, you know!!
Yup. Thats a proper sunrise.
I believe that I learned that from you. I think it was a trip to Sydney where you drove north and stayed a few days in a cabin or am I confusing your trips?
Seriously??? I wonder if this is because of Covid. It's very rare that togs don't speak to each other.
I generally don't strike up conversations with folks I don't know, so if he was the same I'm not surprised we didn't talk.
Thanks!
I like the ones with the foreground interest more. Gives me other things to look at.
Great shots!!!
Yeah in retrospect I do too.
Proper photobabble! Love it!
You are one of just a couple people I know who would appreciate it.
I wonder if this will be one of those shots that we look at in years to come and go "what were we thinking???". I really hope so.
I remember preparing for my trip to NZ many years ago and reading something about the sewer systems that were revamped so that they no longer drained out into the sea, and had one of those "what were they thinking?" moments. Obviously they had one too or they wouldn't have corrected it.
What a great spot for breakfast.
Well it was either that, the buffet, tiny pastries at the Cove Cafe, or room service.
Yum! I love raspberry (and cherry) danishes. I would have chosen the same.
Unfortunately they rotated the pastry choices, otherwise I would have had one every day.
Wow! That is serious toast fail. It can't be that hard to make toast on an as needs basis. But I guess there are so many people on the boat.
What I finally deduced is that they had one place on the ship that cooked things and they were delivered to the prep kitchens in large trays. I believe in Triton's, they had chefs who would finish the plates by combing the items. Most likely they had a small kitchen that could make the eggs to order, but most was cooked in bulk. When we finally went to the buffet, we found that you could get everything that was served at Triton's there as well. You just had to fetch it yourself.
Tritons twice in the one day. Soooooo amazing!
Well it was the only place you could be served and not have to serve yourself. I prefer to be served.
Interesting! That's quite an effort you have to go to for the Moroccan lamb. I'm not sure they explicitly call it merguez here but we have a number of butchers that stock spicy Moroccan lamb sausage. I'll have to ask my butcher friend and see if it is the same.
Every new store I go to, I check their meat counter, and I keep coming up empty-handed.
Hmmmmm. I don't understand why servers don't know that we like a little pasta with our parmesan.
DS would approve.
I don't know either. Who wants just a little sprinkle?