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Steve N

(ReggieMcFly)

United Kingdom
Devizes
Wiltshire

Priceless! Good work!

Posted Wed Jan 28, 2009 6:34 pm
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Chris Crowder

(Cecrow)

Canada
North Bay
Ontario

Now I'm curious - how far in advance did you plan that photo?

Posted Wed Feb 4, 2009 3:33 am
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(james_bond)

Italy

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INstead of playing San Juan you could visit San Juan for 30 minutes more

Posted Wed Feb 4, 2009 3:12 pm
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Steve Wood

(Skadar)

United States
Stamford
Connecticut

I'm a sucker for photographs of games being played in their real world representative locations.

This image reminded me of this classic:

Posted Wed Feb 4, 2009 4:13 pm
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Kurt Weihs

(Sturmkraehe)

United States
Spanaway
Washington

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INstead of playing San Juan you could visit San Juan for 30 minutes more

San Juan is a great city. I loved the old town especially (and the Baccardi plant :-))

Seems to make sense that one would rather be touring the city rather than sitting on the ship, but usually there is a fairly lengthy time between when passengers are asked to return to the ship and when the ship actually leaves.

Posted Thu Feb 5, 2009 1:14 am
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yakumo fuji

(yakumo)

Sweden
Lund / Ronneby
Unspecified

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Now I'm curious - how far in advance did you plan that photo?

Yes, I brought the game on the trip just in case we would have an opertunity to play it in San Juan. But the photo turned out better than I thought.

Edited Sun Feb 15, 2009 6:12 pm
Posted Sun Feb 15, 2009 6:10 pm
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yakumo fuji

(yakumo)

Sweden
Lund / Ronneby
Unspecified

james_bond wrote:

INstead of playing San Juan you could visit San Juan for 30 minutes more

No, we took the photo after returning to the boat.

Posted Sun Feb 15, 2009 6:13 pm
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Nathanael May

(radthanael)

United States

Oregon

My wife and I took the Explorer of the Seas on our honeymoon, and we also visited San Juan. Granted, that was back in 2006 when neither of us had heard that games besides "Guesstures" existed, but still.

GG to you for reminding me of my honeymoon.

Posted Sun May 3, 2009 7:22 am
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Mike Nelson

(gopher37)

United States
Mountain View
California

I've been on that ship too! We took it for the East Caribbean cruise in 2002 when we went to Bahamas, St. Thomas, Puerto Rico and Labadee. I bet you had an amazing time on the cruise!

Posted Tue Jun 16, 2009 10:13 pm
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Patrick Nickell

(unlpat)

United States
Phoenix
Arizona

Sturmkraehe wrote:

Quote:

INstead of playing San Juan you could visit San Juan for 30 minutes more

San Juan is a great city. I loved the old town especially (and the Baccardi plant :-))

Seems to make sense that one would rather be touring the city rather than sitting on the ship, but usually there is a fairly lengthy time between when passengers are asked to return to the ship and when the ship actually leaves.

As a frequent cruiser I can confirm this. There is often 45-90 minutes of time between the time you are supposed to be back on the ship and when you shove off. This can really stretch on if there is inclement weather ahead or if too many morons aren't back on time.

God, now I'm itching for my next cruise.

Great pic by the way!

Posted Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:59 am
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