Day 28 - Crossing the Equator
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This activity wasn't
on the itinerary and is quite unusual, we were told. It
seemed strange to see people swimming in the middle of the
Atlantic Ocean, in really deep waters. Those that took part
really enjoyed it, it seems. |
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It looked
like it was going to be messy! |
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I took refuge on the
Bridge, where I could keep an eye on the navigation equipment
to confirm the crossing... and to stay clear of the messy
activities at the front of the ship! |
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I can
confirm that we crossed the equator! |
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William
was keen to show his family back at home. |
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A real highlight for
me was the wonderful display put on by these dolphins while
the onboard celebrations were in full swing. |
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