lovewater

Okay all, a "DUH" moment! :rolleyes: but maybe in port? But I must say, it's like Easter Egg Hunts and Johnny Depp treasure hunting all rolled up in one. Okay...so there's no eggs...gold...or JD, but darn if it's not a good time!

ADFREE, I'm glad there's someone out there that knows what I'm talking about. I will be checking out the caches on the islands. I recently found a "Surrender Da Booty" pirate travel bug that started off in the Bahamas at the Pirate Museum. It will be the first time I hunt out of the states. Wish me luck. :D

Has anyone heard of geocaching on cruise ships? For those of you who haven't heard of it, it's an activity where you use GPSs to find hidden caches around the world. I've already checked and they are located on the islands we'll be visiting on the Legend in March, but wondered about on ship.

Lovewater :)

This was my first cruise (senior trip) after graduating HS in 1970. I remember the cabin being small and all the way forward in the bow of ship. The first evening we partied and danced so much that when a storm blew in I got sicker than a dog. I still remember swaying back and forth dancing, and then watching the single flower in the bolted down vase swaying slowly back and forth and racing to the railing. Mercy! I spent the rest of the first night in misery hanging over my bunk. The second day, weather was better and and I made sure not to try every different type of cocktail (wasn't a drinker) so got my sea legs. I remember the old Straw Market at Nassau, and being on the back of a Vespa with my guy friend who drove it right into the lobby of a hotel. Then there was the Greek dancing in a nightclub on board, and on and on. I've always thought that those Italian waiters and stewards were absolutely wonderful to us. We were only kids, but they sure served up the service. Oh, and the parade of Baked Alaska with the sparklers. Wow, I could go on and on. Thanks, to whoever began this thread. It sure was a walk down memory lane!

Lynne :)