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Another Cruise liner comes to Southampton to be named. However prior to her maiden voyage Royal Princess slips pass Calshot Beach on a shakedown trip !
April 1996 Cruise-Todd, This ship is no longer with Princess, but I think it is still out there with another line..
Convite que fiz para a festa de aniversário de uma princesa: a Beatriz.
loja: www.fotografiaecia.com
The new Royal Princess is a gem of a ship, providing a wonderful and intimate ambience for visiting the world's fascinating destinations. Onboard, you'll delight in many of the trademark features you've come to know on other Princess ships - ScholarShip@Sea courses, fresh-water swimming pools, a casino, exciting nightspots and production shows. But she also boasts her own unique attributes, including fine wood paneling and leather armchairs, a library with over 4,000 titles - one of the best-stocked at sea - al fresco dining on deck and more. And three-quarters of her 355 staterooms offer the extraordinary vantage of your own balcony
Eric was going through his slides the other day and found a bunch of photos from Trannyshack. A weekly drag show here in SF for the past decade. It ended last year. I love some of these. All photos from 2000.
I used a light table and a magnifying paperweight.
Slide photo by Eric Hunt
Character: Princess Eries Aston
Series: The Vision of Escaflowne
Photographer: Benn Robbins
Date: 03 April 2010
Event: Anime Boston
Location: Boston, MA
Grand Princess embarking on her Mediterranean cruise from Southampton April 24th 2010. Please see attached link for interesting facts about this glorious ship.
A first in all areas, 1st madeira cake made (or tasted), 1st time with fondant icing, 1st ever having to 'build' a cake. Madeira with vanilla buttercream, towers are madeira, icecream cones with pink edible sprinkles and marshmallow rocks - mini towers are love hearts wrapped in fondant
This is a statue of a "Hopi" woman. I joked around about it being an early princess Leia sighting.. The real Leia later informed me that Princess Leia's hair was inspired by Hopi Women, who had been sporting the 2 donut look for centuries..