Grand Cayman does not have docking facilities for large
ships so we anchored in the harbor and were tendered in. There were a total of 6 cruise ships in the
harbor.
What a mob at the dock as that was 20,000+ people all coming
into one small port.
As we have been here many times, we really didn’t have any
reason to go into the port; however, we did because of the glass that we made. There was no easy way we could have taken it
to our next cruise and then on the airplane in a week – it was just too big.
Our solution was to take it to the FedEx store and ship
it. That was a perfect idea except it
cost us $112 to ship it. But it’s done!!
We then walked around for a bit and then took the tender
back to the ship.
By then it was time for lunch, change and sit outside in the
sun which was beautiful.
The jewelry store was having a free cleaning service, so we
had our rings cleaned and then walked around and listened to music before going
to dinner.
We had seen the show before and were not interested in going
to it again.
Dinner was really great – Barb had lamb and a lobster tail
and Ed had beef wellington.
We said good
bye to our table mates as tomorrow we will be eating with the two couples who
we met playing blackjack.
Then of course we went to the casino where Barb lost and Ed
won.
Tomorrow is our last day of the cruise and it is a sea day.
Night
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| Going into Grand Cayman |
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Sending our glass |
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| Tasting Rum Cake |
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| Our ship with a tender |
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| Going out for a great evening |
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| Barb's dinner - lobster and lamb |
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