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diy dave

By diy dave,
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gbenjo

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Ooooh, just noticed that Graham was on the same Rhapsody cruise Hawaii-April 2011, as us.

I might recognise you!:p

You will for sure, I'm the one with the MOVIE STAR looks :D:D:D so why did you stick out your tongue :p???? but seriously, come and say hello I'm the only Graham that works there.

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avalon007

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You will for sure, I'm the one with the MOVIE STAR looks :D:D so why did you stick out your tongue :p???? but seriously, come and say hello I'm the only Graham that works there.

 

 

Hi Graham,

 

Hope you will be working at the OPT for our VOS departure on 27th Jan?

 

I would love to say hi & thank you personally for taking the time to answer the dozens of forum member questions about life at the OPT.:)

 

Don't worry I won't ask for an autograph! :D:D

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gbenjo

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On post#9 a pic showed the vos parked bum in.......yeah yeah im not good with nautical terms. I thought ships at the opt parked nose in, facing circ quay.

 

Both the Voyager And the Solstice are berthed stern (bum, aft) in due to their configuration and access for boarding. If they were bow in they would be too far into Circular Quay and would cause problems for the ferries

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dandtgeddes

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Gidday Gbenjo, aka Graham.

 

So, we wont be 'blowing your cover' if we say hello when we come to board then?

 

I would like to meet you and say a personal thank you too.

 

Also, although bribery isn't my game, what sort of thing might qualify...

 

God bless you:)

 

TraceyG

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gbenjo

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Gidday Gbenjo, aka Graham.

 

So, we wont be 'blowing your cover' if we say hello when we come to board then?

 

I would like to meet you and say a personal thank you too.

 

Also, although bribery isn't my game, what sort of thing might qualify...

 

God bless you:)

 

TraceyG

 

A friendly smile is good enough;).......all that bribery stuff is all in jest ........Packetau (aka Jo & Garry) are friends of ours and are well aware of my off beat sense of humour.

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Gaznjo

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A friendly smile is good enough;).......all that bribery stuff is all in jest ........Packetau (aka Jo & Garry) are friends of ours and are well aware of my off beat sense of humour.

 

gbenjo is easy to find..... he'll be the most handsomous man there!!:D

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BigBigShip

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Both the Voyager And the Solstice are berthed stern (bum, aft) in due to their configuration and access for boarding. If they were bow in they would be too far into Circular Quay and would cause problems for the ferries

 

 

Thank you Kiwi Kruser and gbenjo for the link.

 

Very clever marine engineering but OMG our holiday is ruined ; )

 

Previously we have been in Syd Harbour on the Diamond P on the port side. For our trip on the Celebrity Soltice we booked starboard to see the view other way.

 

What about the port of Tauranga ? Which end of the Soltice faces the passenger exit gates on the wharf ?

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