Day 73: At Sea off the coast of Oman

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At Sea of the coast of Oman


Craft Class Picture Frame

Scavenger Hunt




And after all that work and success, a celebration drink

Formal Night Dinner





Dr. Smith in her formal uniform


Nightly sunset






 

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