In March I negotiated to perform a compass adjustment aboard Virgin Voyage's Resilient Lady in part exchange for the use of a passenger cabin between Melbourne and Sydney. She's a very different ship, not my cup of tea but others I know have enjoyed sailing aboard her. Nevertheless, it was a very enjoyable three days for me.
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A photo of the ship about to sail from Singapore, on a display screen on the bridge.
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The outdoor area of the buffet. |
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Hapag Lloyd's Europa 2 also at Station Pier.
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Looking over the bow from the bridge. |
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The Deputy (Staff) Captain conducting the pre-departure briefing. The Captain is sitting to the right. |
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Europa 2 sailing before us. |
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The Captain and the pilot, Capt. Tim Fitzgerald. |
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The Deputy Captain manoeuvring the ship off the pier. |
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The emergency control room behind the bridge. |
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Underway. |
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Me with two of the Deck Officers, on the compass platform. |
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Sailing down the bay. |
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My very modern, comfortable cabin.
Various photos from around the ship.
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Nothing else could more clearly demonstrate that this ship is not aimed at me! |
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A startingly flamboyant cabaret show in the theatre. It was very funny and the punters all seemed to thoroughly enjoy it. |
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The ship anchoring at Athol Bight in Sydney Harbour. I'm supervising from my bunk! |
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I disembarked the ship by shore tender. |
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