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Conference abbott::cruise_travel

Title:	CRUISE TRAVEL

Moderator:	XANADU::FAMULARO

Created:	Thu Aug 04 1988
Last Modified:	Thu Dec 12 1996
Last Successful Update:	Tue Dec 31 1996
Number of topics:	562
Total number of notes:	2834

35.0. "Europe anyone?" by FSTVAX::ROYER (blue_demense..magic is music) Mon Sep 19 1988 17:23

Hi,

Has anyone had any experience cruising in Europe.. e.g. north
from Germany, to Scandanavia, England or so on.  What of from
the north into the Med. or the islands of Canary, or others.

Anyone traveled as passengers on a Freighter?

Interested in these and any cruises across the Pond say,
New York to London, Amsterdam, or Hamburg.

Input anyone!

Dave

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35.1 The Skagerack and the Kattegat TOPDOC::AHERN Dennis the Menace Mon Nov 21 1988 14:35 14

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35.1	The Skagerack and the Kattegat	TOPDOC::AHERN	Dennis the Menace	`Mon Nov 21 1988 14:35`	14
	I once travelled as a passenger on a small freighter from Edinburgh, across the North Sea and down to Aalborg in Denmark. There were two 4-berth cabins and the passengers took their meals with the Captain and his officers. I was hosteling at the time on a budget of about $5/day so I really took advantage of the food. Dinner was a smorgasboard of smoked fish, meats and breads. I stuffed myself only to discover that it was only the appetizer which was soon followed by soup, a fish course, a roast, then a cheese tray and finally plates of thick pound cake and strong coffee. This was back in '67 and I think the whole thing cost me about $24. There are lots of small freighters puttering around. You just go down to the docks and find out who's going where.

    I once travelled as a passenger on a small freighter from Edinburgh,
    across the North Sea and down to Aalborg in Denmark.  There were
    two 4-berth cabins and the passengers took their meals with the
    Captain and his officers.  I was hosteling at the time on a budget
    of about $5/day so I really took advantage of the food.  Dinner
    was a smorgasboard of smoked fish, meats and breads.  I stuffed
    myself only to discover that it was only the appetizer which was
    soon followed by soup, a fish course, a roast, then a cheese tray
    and finally plates of thick pound cake and strong coffee.
                              
    This was back in '67 and I think the whole thing cost me about $24.
    There are lots of small freighters puttering around.  You just go
    down to the docks and find out who's going where.