South and Central
American Cruise
The good ship,
Oceania’s Marina
Our cabin was second from the left, above that lifeboat.
Cabin 7063
The cabin was like a good motel room (if a little smaller), with
a balcony and a marble bathroom with a shower and a tub.
The Pool
The salt water pool on a calm day,
and on a rough day.
Elegant dining
Many choices of where to eat all the
high cuisine food. Four specialty restaurants: Jacques, Polo Grill, Toscana, and (the best)
Red Ginger. The
main dining room (top) or the buffet (bottom).
Folks we met and enjoyed
Roma and 
Peter Nemetz
Entertainment
Art Class
was fun, with Bill Ritzi. Here are our watercolors. One of Munro’s from a photo he took of the
aft of the ship, mine from a photo of a park in
Nightly
entertainment in the little theater (Grand Lounge) was of varying quality. The best was the charming group of dancers
and singers that put on 4 shows – the best being the Broadway show and the Big
Top show.
from the “Beach Boy” show
Big Top Show
On the last
night, there was an excellent magician, who ended by taking 3 wedding rings from
men in the audience (mine included) and proceeded to chain them all
together. We stood right next to him,
identifying the rings he had on a chain.
Amazing!!! Here is his mystifying
rope trick.
Art on the ship
One of the best things about
