Day 53: No Darwin today
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While we were getting close to Darwin, we would not be going to Dock. We will just get close enough to have the pilot, who came on to guide us through Great Barrier Reef, to transfer to another boat Even though it was a planned port day with less things on the event listings, the staff filled the day up with activities Craft Class was a Scarf. The rough ride made all the cutting detail hard so Toni will finish up later. Later in the morning, it was noticeable when we finished transferring the Reef pilot and turned toward Komono Island They were working on the large screen (look closely at the R in Princess). And there weren't a lot of folks up on the wet top deck playing Chess (or Pickleball, or Basketball, or Shuffleboard) Somehow the team got two of Rob's three scribble's on the way to a win The afternoon WWII talk was on the events that led to General MacArthur returning to the Phillipines. And while there were a lot of whining on board about the Captain's decision