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[lolane1]

I received the 50th Anniversary Issue of the Captain's Circle Magazine by email a few minutes ago.

 

It contains a really nice history of Princess Cruises.

 

For those that are newbie's, here is the link

 

http://content.princess.com/princess/images/5090/February_CCQ_magazine.pdf

Edited March 1, 2015 by lolane1

[snrlnd]

I got the print copy via snail mail a few days ago.

[dmwnc1959]

THANKS! I've not received my hard-copy yet... ("I'm Platinum, don't they know heads will roll") ;) just kidding!!! hehehe lol

 

:D

[timetravler]

Totally enjoyed the Captain's circle magazine. Especially those that were pictured as frequent cruisers. I am betting all of them have over 1,000 days at sea, but just a guess.:D:p

[Northender]

THANKS! I've not received my hard-copy yet... ("I'm Platinum, don't they know heads will roll") ;) just kidding!!! hehehe lol

 

:D

 

Platinum here too Dave.:):) Got mine snail mail on Friday.:D

[dmwnc1959]

Platinum here too Dave.:):) Got mine snail mail on Friday.:D

 

 

Then I'll assume mine's "in the mail" somewhere between here and the North Pole (or wherever they mailed those things from).

 

;)

[RetiredNTraveling]

Totally enjoyed the Captain's circle magazine. Especially those that were pictured as frequent cruisers. I am betting all of them have over 1,000 days at sea, but just a guess.:D:p

 

 

We enjoyed reading the magazine and found a couple it the group, that we were fortunate enough to be seated with during our 2013 cruise to Hawaii. They were Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Churley . You couldn't ask to meet a nicer couple and yes they had 1,097 days as of April 2013 (no telling how many now!). While we will never, (repeat never) reach that level, it's nice to meet people who have and enjoy life so much!

[JustinPlusLauren]

I received the print copy and really enjoyed reading it!! Great history there.