02-15-2013, 11:54 AM
Now I'm not a nautical design engineer, but I wondered from day one why they didn't have enough auxiliary power generators to provide basic necessities such as running toilets, refrigeration and other kitchen things to keep food fresh and serve hot. :o I also wonder why they didn't drop a bunch of gas-powered generators down on deck to give them some additional power. 
Let's see, take a cruise around the Mediterranean and wind up fighting pirates or running aground. Take a trip in the Caribbean or the Gulf and wind up dead in the water. This isn't the first time this has happened there.
Would I take a cruise anywhere?
I think I'd feel safer on Pete's canoe. At least I'd know what facilities were available before we started and wouldn't have to count on 1,000 cruise ship staff to be sure my needs are met as advertised in the brochure. I'm sure Pete could whip up a mean onion sandwich. 
Let's see, take a cruise around the Mediterranean and wind up fighting pirates or running aground. Take a trip in the Caribbean or the Gulf and wind up dead in the water. This isn't the first time this has happened there.
Would I take a cruise anywhere?
I think I'd feel safer on Pete's canoe. At least I'd know what facilities were available before we started and wouldn't have to count on 1,000 cruise ship staff to be sure my needs are met as advertised in the brochure. I'm sure Pete could whip up a mean onion sandwich.
Don (ezdays) Day
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD