Celebrity cruise liner Mercury |
Rescue boats each can take up to 60 people |
Safety first: fire drill on putting on the jacket |
Gathering deck |
Loading luggage to the ship |
Another look of Seattle before departure |
Long hall way on both sides of the ship |
Our stateman Peter is from India |
The deck is filled with swimming pools and lounge chairs |
Helicoptor from the Canadian Royal Coast Guard come to the rescue |
There is no landing space big enough for the helicopter |
All of us are watching as the event unfolds |
The sick and her relatives are transported one by one to the helicopter |
Auctions are conducted many times |
An artistic wood carving at the lounge area |
Ballroom dance class attracts a lot of people |
Each day the main theatre offers some kind of performance |
A Cirque Du Soleil type of performance is one of the best |
Hand cleaning station is available at the entrance of eating area |
There is so much food all the time |
Today's lunch features Chinese/Asian food... |
although dessert is western |
Designated seated dining every evening |
Food contest for show and consumption |
So good looking, you hate to be the first to destroy it for the late night snack. |
Vegetable sculpures |
Ice sculpure in the background |
Chocolate sculpture |
More chocolate sculpures - pleasing to the eyes but not taste buds |
Train, castles and windmill made of bread |
Floatplane is very common here |
Clouds hang low and waterfall snakes down the green hill |
Naturalist Brent Nixon hosts many talks on wild marine lives. |
View from our veranda |
Crescent moon high in the sky |
All objects appear small against the grand backdrop. |
Late sunlight beams through the clouds |
Fluffy clouds often disguise the sun |
All the mountains are snow capped |
The days are long, the sky is never very dark, the sun hardly shows its face |
Panoramic view of the coast |