Topic: History cruises

I'M sure that most companies, if not all, scan all the forums, as you say there is a wealth of information to be found and most, not all, is how things really are, as long as all the information is constructive. I'm sure in most of the cruise companies staff, they only know what the company baisically wants them to know How about this brian

I've only picked it up from this site.....Jo

That’s a bit of a worry what did you pick up?

I'M sure that most companies, if not all, scan all the forums, as you say there is a wealth of information to be found and most, not all, is how things really are, as long as all the information is constructive. I'm sure in most of the cruise companies staff, they only know what the company baisically wants them to know How about this brian


What is the ship in my thumbnail?

Fred Olsen offer a variety of specialist cruises of this type - lecturers, excursions, etc., and have a dedicated website:

http://www.fredolsencruises-civilisations.co.uk/ (http://www.fredolsencruises-civilisations.co.uk/)[/QUOTE]

That’s the point Dave to find out what is available lot’s of travel agent just either can’t be bothered or just don’t know due to lack of training or time constraints on their staff. The more info the better for everyone, more choice Thanks for your input. PS any oysters?
Hey that’s the big 30!! Fireworks!!

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I've only picked it up from this site.....Jo

That’s a bit of a worry what did you pick up?

Sotonitis-Jo.

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What is the ship in my thumbnail?

Australis. There were two clues: The name on the ship, and the name of the image... :p

Australis. There were two clues: The name on the ship, and the name of the image... :p


Look at it's history Dave someone ( No doupt in the best cabin) had a trip on her two years before she became the Australis