Where in the Voyager is Beatrice Long?

No doubt there will be more about my life as a grandfather, but for now let's get back to the Adventures of My Mariner in Law. I don't know how many of you have been on a cruise ship, but I thought you might like to see more of what these fantastic ships look like. Can you find Beatrice? (click on the photos for a larger view)

Let's start with the most important thing to happen on the inside - dessert!

Here is a partial view of one of the balcony staterooms. The Amundson's used this one. They remind me of bedrooms in one of those big, fancy Class-A motorhomes, but even nicer.

Here is a view of one of the magnificent stairways leading to the Promenade.


The Promenade had a cafe and multiple shopping "opportunities".

Looking up from the Promenade you could see the glass elevators. This was a view of the aft elevators from Deck 5 and looking up to Deck 11. Janet and I rarely took the elevator, opting instead for the stairs. The were faster and burned more calories.

There was a great walking and jogging track on Deck 12.

On the last day of the cruise we were entertained by one of the chefs doing an ice sculpture of an eagle. He carved this in less than 10 minutes!

Did you find her? For the first person who can correctly identify where Bea is, I will send you a free book by Eugene Peterson called, Traveling Light.