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ShipMaven
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maw said:
Maw - HAL has shuttles from the pier to the town, so I would imagine Princess will have the same. I believe it cost $1 each way.
Maw - HAL has shuttles from the pier to the town, so I would imagine Princess will have the same. I believe it cost $1 each way.
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Calgon1
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Tobyn - Europe .... Yes. Asia ..... no
Judi - I'll give ya credit for # 2. The Salvadore Dali museum in Figueras, Spain ...
36-1. Forest Spiral Building; Darmstadt, Germany
36-2. The Torre Galatea; Figueras, Spain
36-3. Dar Al Hajar; Wadi Dhahr, Yemen
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Day 35 - What and Where are these?
35-1.
35-2.
35-3.
Judi - I'll give ya credit for # 2. The Salvadore Dali museum in Figueras, Spain ...
36-1. Forest Spiral Building; Darmstadt, Germany
36-2. The Torre Galatea; Figueras, Spain
36-3. Dar Al Hajar; Wadi Dhahr, Yemen
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Day 35 - What and Where are these?
35-1.
35-2.
35-3.
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Mal D. Olive
Guest
#1 Just a simple UpsideDown house in Szymbark, Poland
#2 Longaberger Baskets Home Office in Newark, OH
#3 .....????
#2 Longaberger Baskets Home Office in Newark, OH
#3 .....????
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Calgon1
Guest
Ahhhhhh. Mr Mal is up early and (apparently) has found one of the right websites ...
Yes sir, you are correct on #'s 1 and 2.
The UpsideDown house in Szymbark, Poland; and,
The Longaberger Baskets Home Office in Newark, OH
But I can see that # 3 still has you stumped ....
Yes sir, you are correct on #'s 1 and 2.
The UpsideDown house in Szymbark, Poland; and,
The Longaberger Baskets Home Office in Newark, OH
But I can see that # 3 still has you stumped ....
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Judi
Guest
Ach, du lieber, it's the Hundertwasser Building in Darmstadt, Germany.
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maw
Guest
Third kinda looks like buildings in Amsterdam. So narrow and tall.
Quack Quack Thanks for info Mary Ann I know that they did have a shuttle in Jaueneau which took us to the Salmon bake on our scooters will check on this when get on ship. If not drizzley we can probably ride the scooters in. We are checking mine out to see if will hold charge. Paw uses his every day while mine sits in truck from cruise to cruise. Make myself walk everyplace usually.
Fianlly found my duck items and now have them ordered. Just wonder how many of us are duplicating items. My family think we all may have slipped a little-so looking forward to being with such a fun group and taking lots of pictures. Just dreaming of my hot fudge sundae. Days ae passing and soon we will be together. Quack Quack
Quack Quack Thanks for info Mary Ann I know that they did have a shuttle in Jaueneau which took us to the Salmon bake on our scooters will check on this when get on ship. If not drizzley we can probably ride the scooters in. We are checking mine out to see if will hold charge. Paw uses his every day while mine sits in truck from cruise to cruise. Make myself walk everyplace usually.
Fianlly found my duck items and now have them ordered. Just wonder how many of us are duplicating items. My family think we all may have slipped a little-so looking forward to being with such a fun group and taking lots of pictures. Just dreaming of my hot fudge sundae. Days ae passing and soon we will be together. Quack Quack
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Judi
Guest
Good morning, Ducks, Ducklings and DITs, from central Joisey where it's a sunny 68 degrees.
I'm waiting in anticipation for the arrival of our "adopted" twin Granddaughters. Their Mom was supposed to have a C-Section at 7:30am. As of last night, they only had a name for the one, Emily Judith (not for me, but for Kim's Mother, who was also a Judith).
We've decided to use our dining room table as a staging area for the cruise....what the heck, we never use it for dining! :lol :lol :lol
I panicked the other day when I realized that we only have 31 days until we leave for SFO. That time is going to fly by.
Right now, the dining room is full of duck feathers!
=lolgang =lolgang =lolgang
Hope everyone has a nice [size=large]&[/size] safe day! :thumb :thumb
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[size=x-large]San Francisco Fact: In 1850, gold seekers abandoned over 600 vessels in the bay. Some became landfill, now lying beneath the Jackson Square Historic District where the city's few surviving nineteenth century commercial buildings include Ghirardelli's first chocolate factory. [/size]
I'm waiting in anticipation for the arrival of our "adopted" twin Granddaughters. Their Mom was supposed to have a C-Section at 7:30am. As of last night, they only had a name for the one, Emily Judith (not for me, but for Kim's Mother, who was also a Judith).
We've decided to use our dining room table as a staging area for the cruise....what the heck, we never use it for dining! :lol :lol :lol
I panicked the other day when I realized that we only have 31 days until we leave for SFO. That time is going to fly by.
Right now, the dining room is full of duck feathers!
=lolgang =lolgang =lolgang
Hope everyone has a nice [size=large]&[/size] safe day! :thumb :thumb
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[size=x-large]San Francisco Fact: In 1850, gold seekers abandoned over 600 vessels in the bay. Some became landfill, now lying beneath the Jackson Square Historic District where the city's few surviving nineteenth century commercial buildings include Ghirardelli's first chocolate factory. [/size]
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GloBug
Guest
ShipMaven said:
Ha ha... I think you just did!
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GloBug
Guest
FIVE WEEKS TO GO!
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gram
Guest
:wave :wave :wave
Judi, my dining room table is the same way. Something tells me that we will be seeing ducks all over the ship!!
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Judi, my dining room table is the same way. Something tells me that we will be seeing ducks all over the ship!!
QUACK! QUACK! QUACK!
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Judi
Guest
Gram said:
That's usually the way it goes, Gram. We're like Hansel and Gretl only we drop ducks instead of bits of food!
And, our Fearless Leader is always at the Helm.....
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gram
Guest
:wave :wave :wave
Does anyone know if our cell phones will work in Alaska to call home. If so, is there a large roaming charge? I have Verizon.
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Does anyone know if our cell phones will work in Alaska to call home. If so, is there a large roaming charge? I have Verizon.
QUACK! QUACK! QUACK!
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ginnylou
Guest
I have sprint and used my phone in Juneau without a problem. Skagway was a different story could not get a connection. I don't remember about Ketchikan. I had roaming charges in Victoria BC as I don't have international. I understand that you can call your provider and add it for a set number of days if you wish.
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GloBug
Guest
I use Cingular (now ATT) and had it added to my bill for the days I was in Alaska last year. It was not an issue, and I had good service.
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ShipMaven
Guest
gram said:
Evie - it depends on your service provider, and the type of plan you have. Verizon should work in Alaska - depending on Verizon's coverage area - if you have a national plan. However, it's always problematic getting service in Skagway because of the nearby mountains. Whenever you're in a mountainous area anywhere in the world, it can be difficult to impossible getting a cell connection.
Unless you inadvertently want to find you're using the ship's satellite at approx. $2.49/minute, be sure you are ashore when using your phone.
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ShipMaven
Guest
My living room is now a staging area for duck crew boxes - I need to separate what goes directly to the ship and what goes to my hotel.
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Tobyn
Guest
We had no prblem with our cell phone . . . .:grin
But then we DO have an Alaskan service provider! ! ! :grin
But then we DO have an Alaskan service provider! ! ! :grin
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ShipMaven
Guest
35-3 is The Thin House located in London, England.
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Calgon1
Guest
Good Show Ship Maven! Squeeking Quacking in at the last minute. It is, indeed, The Thin House in London. Not an actual house but just a frontage built to hide the railway behind.
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J.E. M.
Guest
Speaking of cell phones, I have a pre-paid alltel phone, does anyone kow if I will be able to get service.
