Another port of call was cancelled – Sydney,
supposedly due to inclement weather and very strong winds. The captain decided
to spend the night in Halifax and then proceed directly to Charlottetown on Prince
Edward Island. We spent the day at sea reading, eating, drinking and going to
lectures. The lectures are probably the best part of the ship’s program – very well
researched, informative, interesting and well delivered – all by the same guy,
the destination consultant called Niki Sepsas. Day 6 lectures were about Canada’s
maritime provinces and about whales and whaling. The night was pretty rough so we
docked in Charlottetown two hours late. We put on 5 layers of clothes, scarves, hats and
gloves, and braved the arctic cold (33F and 60km per hour wind!) to walk around
this pretty town. We visited the cathedral, did some shopping and had a nice lunch in a local
pub. Al bought a Russian fur hat with ear flaps.
Saturday, October 27, 2018
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