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Aquahound

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Yep... too easy, answered in a minute by Aquahound (Juneau).

 

Ok, maybe this one is a harder one (maybe not)..... name all three, and where this photo was taken (bonus points for the one on the left)

 

Total guess. Millennium, Mariner and Brilliance?

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BillB48

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Curious... how did BillB48 figure it was Mariner? What was the clue on the photo?

 

Aquahound.... one out of three.... keep trying, you're on the right track?

 

I would like to say that it was the angle of the sun and the direction of the waves that sealed the deal, but really it was just a hunch. I remember when Aquahound supplied some shots of the Mariner doing a test run into Key West, so maybe that was the connection. Just a guess:D.

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Originally posted by mattpro
FYI: The other 3 players colors were yellow, blue and green.

 

Also the total number of their combined jerseys equaled 36. - 2 were shooting - 2 were defending.

And wow!!

 

 

Lovelife - trivia question for you

 

On the rockwall in the background of the basketball player how many different colors are there for toeholds on the rockwall ?

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Originally posted by mattpro FYI: The other 3 players colors were yellow, blue and green.

 

Also the total number of their combined jerseys equaled 36. - 2 were shooting - 2 were defending.

And wow!!

 

 

Lovelife - trivia question for you

 

On the rockwall in the background of the basketball player how many different colors are there for toeholds on the rockwall ?

 

 

Two? Are you on the ship now?

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lovelife

 

Haven't been on the ship since April.

 

If you look at the colors of the toeholds on the rockwall you will find eight.

 

Yellow, blue, green and red are the obvious ones.

 

If you look closely you will see gray, mauve, black and orange. Not many - but - they are there.

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lovelife

 

Haven't been on the ship since April.

 

If you look at the colors of the toeholds on the rockwall you will find eight.

 

Yellow, blue, green and red are the obvious ones.

 

If you look closely you will see gray, mauve, black and orange. Not many - but - they are there.

 

You are just teeming with ship information! I could only see red and green when I enlarged my photo.

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lovelife

 

Though you posted you were on the ship a few weeks ago, the picture you posted appears to be one from awhile ago on a southern Caribbean cruise, before it's last drydock.

 

The desk for the rock climbing wall appears to be on the port side.

 

After the last drydock the card room became the Suite Lounge and the Diamond Lounge's veranda is no longer open since they moved the rock climbing desk there and installed scrubbers.

 

Because of hurricane Matthew they couldn't complete the original drydock on time and had to wait another year for them to do so.

 

Before the first drydock the Adventure was the most smoke-friendly ship in the fleet. At that time smoking was on the starboard side so you could smoke out on the veranda with a cocktail and appetizers. Also the Connoisseur Club (cigar bar) was still on deck 5. Other smoking venues were outside on deck 4,11& 12 and inside in the casino.

 

Now the smoking is on the port side (can't smoke on the veranda of the SL).

 

Too bad - I loved sailing on that ship

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lovelife

 

Though you posted you were on the ship a few weeks ago, the picture you posted appears to be one from awhile ago on a southern Caribbean cruise, before it's last drydock.

 

The desk for the rock climbing wall appears to be on the port side.

 

After the last drydock the card room became the Suite Lounge and the Diamond Lounge's veranda is no longer open since they moved the rock climbing desk there and installed scrubbers.

 

Because of hurricane Matthew they couldn't complete the original drydock on time and had to wait another year for them to do so.

 

Before the first drydock the Adventure was the most smoke-friendly ship in the fleet. At that time smoking was on the starboard side so you could smoke out on the veranda with a cocktail and appetizers. Also the Connoisseur Club (cigar bar) was still on deck 5. Other smoking venues were outside on deck 4,11& 12 and inside in the casino.

 

Now the smoking is on the port side (can't smoke on the veranda of the SL).

 

Too bad - I loved sailing on that ship

 

You are good. I was on that ship two weeks ago but the photo is from a 2010 sailing. Wouldn't want to play against you in RCCL trivia!!

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