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We stood on deck and watched as Ketchikan slowly got smaller and smaller as we pulled farther and farther away. My only complaint about today was that I wished we had more time to spend in what was my current favorite port city of the cruise. We spent the rest of the beautiful sunny day out on deck, snapping photos and watching for whales. It was so bittersweet knowing that tomorrow was our last stop before returning home to Seattle. We had a full day at sea ahead of us tomorrow as we weren’t due to dock in Victoria, BC until 7:00 PM the next evening. To make the most of our evening in Victoria, we were scheduled on a “Haunted History” tour of the city. Waking up the next morning we were greeted by another breathtaking day at sea. We decided to take full advantage of our beautiful ship, so we spent our last full day aboard wandering every inch of the Diamond Princess. How is it possible that there are still areas you didn’t notice after being on board a whole week? I roll my eyes at myself remembering my initial fear of feeling “trapped” and “claustrophobic”. What a newbie… While I was so excited to see Victoria in person for the first time, it was sad knowing that the closer we got to Victoria, the closer we got to “home”. The cruise that I had dreaded beginning was now coming to an end all too soon. I’ve seen more and learned more than I ever expected, not only about my surroundings and about the cities we visited, but about myself. I always firmly considered myself a “land lubber”, but all I can now think about is, “When can we go again?” Victoria soon presented herself to us in all her majesty and glamour. Victoria was, and still is, one of the most beautiful cities I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. From the stunning Parliament building, to the English gardens in front of the beautiful neighborhood homes, to the glittering lights reflecting off the water that winds its way through the downtown shops and restaurants, the city itself proved to be simply magical. We had great fun on our “Haunted History” tour that took us all throughout the city and it’s important monuments. The tour left us about an hour to stroll the city at our leisure, and we popped in and out of shops along the waterfront. This was a city I knew I would return to, and Scott and I wholeheartedly agreed that we could very easily spend at least a week in this amazing place. After returning to the ship and watching Victoria fade into the darkness, we made our way back to our room for our very last sleep aboard our floating home. Next stop…Home.
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See ya later, Mariner! View from tender boat© C. Scott Redish
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Walking "Home" 7 Mile Beach, Grand Cayman© C. Scott Redish
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Falmouth, Jamaica© C. Scott Redish
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Skybar Mariner of the Seas© C. Scott Redish
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Pirates of the Caribbean Grand Cayman© C. Scott Redish
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Keeping Watch Diamond Princess© C. Scott Redish
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Sunrise on the Gulf© C. Scott Redish
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"I see you" Mariner of the Seas© C. Scott Redish
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Sail Away! Galveston, TX© C. Scott Redish
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Happy Birthday, Scott Keep taking pictures!!© Stacey Redish
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Alaskan Sunset© Larry Reno
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Coast Guard Lighthouse Inside Passage, Alaska© C. Scott Redish
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Best. Sign. EVER.© Scott Redish
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Jamaican Sunset Sail Away Mariner of the Seas© C. Scott Redish
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Till We Meet Again, Galveston... Mariner of the Seas© Stacey Redish
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Mariner of the Seas Port area of Falmouth, Jamaica© C. Scott Redish
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Church on the Square Cozumel, Mexico© C. Scott Redish
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Follow the Leader Following Princess and HAL ships into the Passage© Larry Reno
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Headed Home Near Canada/Alaska Border© Larry Reno
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Save Me a Seat Mariner of the Seas© C. Scott Redish
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Parallel Parking in Ketchikan Diamond Princess© C. Scott Redish
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Disney Magic Grand Cayman© C. Scott Redish
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Sunset at Sea Gulf of Mexico© C. Scott Redish
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Traffic Jam Ketchikan, Alaska© C. Scott Redish
