Monday, March 4, 2024 – Photo of the Day – Day at Sea En Route to Darwin, Australia

On the Pool Deck while at sea.

Where in the World Are We?

We are sailing from Cairns to be a Darwin, Australia in the South Pacific Ocean.

BOAT BUILDING COMPETITION
PREPARE TO GET CREATIVE AND GET CRAFTING

A renowned and highly anticipated World Cruise tradition is our annual boat boat-building
a ‘Sea-Worthy’ boat. The boats must undergo specific trials and challenges to be crowned the Silver Shadow champion. You are invited to work alone or in teams.

The boat will be tested on overall creativity of design and presentation, ability to float un-assisted in the pool, and the amount of weight it can hold (the weights used will be 12oz. cans, so the ship needs to be designed to store those types of weights).

You may use any materials you can find around the ship to construct your boat, provided that you will not cause damage to any property of the Silver Shadow. We also want you to ‘create’ your ship, so no using of large materials such as life-jackets, trash cans, etc, and the total length of the ship can be no longer than 40 inches.

A table with materials available for you to use in your ship’s construction. These materials will only be available at the times listed in the Chronicles, so plan accordingly. Be as creative as you want in your presentation and design, and most importantly, HAVE FUN!

Today’s activities included:

  • Bridge Lessons
  • Dance Lessons
  • Destination Lecture with Michael DiSpezio: Coral Reefs: A Deeper Dive
    • Continue our journey with a deeper dive into the secrets of this incredible underwater world. Gain a richer understanding of fascinating creatures with and without backbones.
  • Enrichment Lecture with World Affairs Lecturer Geoffrey Gray
    • Both Captains Cook and Bligh ended up on the Great Barrier Reef; both made it off and continued their great navigation careers. The Endeavour was shipwrecked, and Bligh and his eighteen men landed on the reef. They mapped the reef and learned more about the new land and the immense size of the reef.
  • Anniversary Reception for the Dominy’s and the Clink’s in the Observation Lounge.
  • Dinner Special Feature: Flavors of Australia
  • Showtime! “Dance on Fire”
    • Inspired by the world-famous show “Burn the Floor”. Mya Boyd, Francesca Rimoldi, Luke Upton, and Lelo Twala, together with our dancers and musicians.

Destination Lecture with Michael DiSpezio:

Coral Reefs: A Deeper Dive

Continue our journey with a deeper dive into the secrets of this incredible underwater world. Gain a richer understanding of fascinating creatures with and without backbones.

Enrichment Lecture with World Affairs Lecturer Geoffrey Gray

Both Captains Cook and Bligh ended up on the Great Barrier Reef; both made it off and continued their great navigation careers. The Endeavour was shipwrecked, and Bligh and his eighteen men landed on the reef. They mapped the reef and learned more about the new land and the immense size of the reef.

We had a reception this evening with Brian and Diane Clink, celebrating our 40th and 52nd wedding anniversaries.

Tonight’s dinner was in The Restaurant.

TONIGHT’S SHOW – DANCE ON FIRE

“Dance on Fire” is inspired by the world-famous show “Burn the Floor”.
The concept and the show have seen unbelievable success as a new, modern, and innovative way to present and perform ballroom dance styles.

Mya Boyd, Francesca Rimoldi, Luke Upton, and Lelo Twala tonight, with our dancers
and musicians provided an entertaining evening!

Check out today’s Chronicle.

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