Does anyone live on the Isle of Ewe? Or is it a bit isolated for the poor lambs.Another one spotted on Loch Ewe about 10 minutes ago, the National Geographic Explorer
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Does anyone live on the Isle of Ewe? Or is it a bit isolated for the poor lambs.Another one spotted on Loch Ewe about 10 minutes ago, the National Geographic Explorer
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I was reading some stuff the other day, and iirc there are 3 or 4 families or 3 or 4 houses or 3 or 4 people. 3 or 4 was mentioned.Does anyone live on the Isle of Ewe? Or is it a bit isolated for the poor lambs.
Well there is Willie G who I have "met " on another forum and his good lady wife who reside there throughout the year.Does anyone live on the Isle of Ewe? Or is it a bit isolated for the poor lambs.
I've never holidayed in Benidorm or on a cruise ship, but am trying to keep an open mind on bothand suddenly the view is dominated by a monstrosity like this, a kind of floating Benidorm.
I've never holidayed in Benidorm or on a cruise ship, but am trying to keep an open mind on both
Neither have I but I prefer generalised prejudice to open mindedness.
On celebrity eclipse last year we only had one tender landing and that was in monaco.....the rest were proper port dockings. That was a 16day med cruise
i havent been up round that way......we are the other way round, my partner is better the hotter/warmer it is. so we always go med, canaries etcTrouble is we prefer the Baltic and Arctic... more tenders
I suspect cruising might actually be quite fun...
I saw this moored in Stockholm a dozen or so years ago:
It's not so much a cruise ship, it's more of a floating home for very select (and presumably mega wealthy) passengers.
It even has a morgue for when things get too exciting.
Think its a legal requirement.
Unless of course you happen to be the ship carrying Osama Bin Ladens body, in which case it gets lobbed over the side
The original IPA was cask conditioned on ships tho...To be fair, I can see a potential issue with cask conditioned beer on a boat.