Ellen Tyree Snider, Atmore, Alabama
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tuesday in Bah Habba (Bar Harbor)
By Ellen: What a quaint and picturesque town! Just in time for the changing of the leaves.
Awesome colors of red, orange and yellow! The Oli Trolley tour to Cadillac Mountain was very informative and cold! Weather is perfect, as sun is shinning, but a very cold 45 degrees, too cold for this Southern gal! When I think I can't laugh any more...someone
will come out with the funnies....we are having one of the best times on this cruise.
PS Jerry Hankins you are personally invited to come on the next trip!
By Nelda: This is a wonderful trip ...just wish Terry and I had join the group on the last year's cruise! What a fun bunch of classmates even 40 plus years later.
By Sybil:
Wonderful experience to be with old friends, wish more of you would have joined us and hopefully you will on our next adventure.
By Jerry: My computer has been hijacked. I've got it back now. I know you want to hear about Bar Harbor. It was everything Ellen said and more.
Cheers, from Boston, Where everyone knows your name
Photos are the entire group with family and friends and the smaller group picture is class members. ECHS Alumni are represented by Classes '66, '70, '78 and '80.\Off to Bar Harbor, we are so busy, hard to find time to write.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
News from Newport, RI
We sailed into Newport this am. Weather was gorgeous and food was great. We arrived right in the middle of a seafood festival. Lobster, Crabs, Shrimp, Quahogs and m,uch more. One more lobster roll and I'll just bust. Donna and Al toured the harbor and island. Jean, Jamie, Liz and Joyce toured the homes of the rich and famous, while Linda, Ellen, Nelda, Sybil and I looked for restaurants. All in all, a good day and the adventure continues. As this is written we are sailing out of the harbor into a glorious sunset on our way to Boston, where I am sure a lobster awaits. Also we are celebrating the recent Auburn victory over Arkansas. (my computer, my blog). Alabama won also.
Sailing Day, I left my heart in NYC
Today was moving day. Everyone made their way to NYC, Liz and Joyce got in Friday night and Donna and Al got in Saturday morning. We all made our way to pier 12, Brooklyn and boarded the Caribbean Princess for our embarkation.
Every one met in the Wheelhouse for a get-to-gether before sailing. During the meeting I was appointed President of the cruise committee. The trip got off to a great start, Auburn won, Alabama won and the company is good. I was impeached once and then reinstated. Lonely at the top. Tomorrow we will be in Newport, RI.
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