We made our way back to Dover to board the ship
on the sixth day of our journey. We were excited to be done with
cooking meals, and I was over the cottage stairs and the many bruises I
had from being pulled down them by my little ankles. Our cab driver was
great, a guy from Deal who had lived there all his life and was more
than happy to take us down to the ship for a really good rate. He
talked about enjoying the slower pace, and how people in the area make
a conscious choice not to "put off 'til tomorrow what they can do
today..." We got there really early and were pleasantly surprised to
learn that we could be onboard in under an hour. Yay! Bring on an early
lunch...
Here's the view of the cliffs from our little ship--The Ocean Princess








Pics on the ship itself...LOL at the guy cleaning the windows --we have a few of him waving but thought this was a pretty effective view as it started to rain...
Ceiling was in the ship's cute library...really enjoyed the size of our ship ...it was about the size of the one you see in the pic above, he was coming toward us and I was "Hey! That looks like us." :-)




Here's the view of the cliffs from our little ship--The Ocean Princess
Pics on the ship itself...LOL at the guy cleaning the windows --we have a few of him waving but thought this was a pretty effective view as it started to rain...
Ceiling was in the ship's cute library...really enjoyed the size of our ship ...it was about the size of the one you see in the pic above, he was coming toward us and I was "Hey! That looks like us." :-)
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