We woke around 8am and took our time getting ready. As we
were getting ready to go for breakfast there was an announcement “Bravo, Bravo,
Bravo” and then a location on the ship. I know Bravo means fire but there was
no other announcement. We headed off to 270 for breakfast. We saw lots of crew
just standing around. We also noticed
the emergency lights were lit in the hallways and stairs.
There was another announcement and we finally
realized it was only a drill. Got back to the cabin and all the lifeboats on
our side of the ship were lowered down to deck level for the drill. It was
pretty neat to see.
We got off the ship and there was a free shuttle to the port
building.
We then took a taxi van to Bridgetown which was $2pp. Since it was Sunday none of the stores were
open but we walked around and then found a little tourist area at the marina with
a few stores open.
Upper stairs was a bar with a deck facing the marina so we
decided to go up and enjoy the view.
We had a few beers and lunch - cheese nachos and chicken
samosas.
We then decided to walk back to the ship. It was a nice walk
along the water. We did pass a craft area but since it was Sunday it wasn't open…
We saw this sticker on a car window :)
Back at the port we walked around and then had an ice cream.
We were back on board by 3pm and went back to the cabin to rest.
Dinner tonight was Izumi which is a Japanese restaurant. I sent
Wayne back to the cabin to get my phone so I could take a photo because the
food here looks really good. We had Miso soup (which I didn’t take a photo of)
and a Chicken appetizer (Chicken Kara-age). For our entrée we shared a Spicy
Crispy Shrimp Roll and Izumi Ryu Futomaki Roll.
It was delicious!
After dinner we did our nightly walk around the jogging
track and since I had my phone I took some nighttime photos of the ship.
We stopped into the buffet for some warm cookies for desert
and then headed back to the cabin.
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