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  • We can see Two Cruise Ships from our Deck


    We can see two cruise ships sitting over in the
    Newport Harbor from our Master Bedroom Deck


    One is The Holland America Amsterdam ship
    It will be in port all day today - Sept 8th

    I looked one up on the Internet and this is what I found


    Cruise to New England and Canada with Holland America
    Peak Fall Foliage Season from $999
    DEPART: September 7,2006
    RETURN: September 17,2006


    New York - Newport - Gloucester - Bar Harbor - Halifax -
    Sydney - Charlottetown - Saguenay - Quebec - Montreal

    Last - Minute Special
    INCLUDES:
    • 10 Nt Canada/New England cruise
    • Accommodations, meals, and entertainment onboard ship

    DESCRIPTION:
    Discover New England and Canada as you sail on Holland America's classic Amsterdam ship during peak fall foliage season! Savor the rich colors of Autumn as you cruise from New York City to Montreal for 10 nights while experiencing the fine dining and superb service that Holland America is renowned for. Explore charming and picturesque ports along the coast including Newport with its famous mansions such as the Breakers and the Elms, and Gloucester, where you can experience an exciting whale-watching adventure. In Bar Harbor, considered the quintessential New England coastal town, you'll enjoy biking or kayaking, or even participate in a lobster bake. Nova Scotia has sandy beaches and many quaint fishing villages. The port of Charlottetown is a provincial capital with a distinctly English feel: red double-decker buses motor along streets lined with gingerbread-trimmed Victorian houses and tea is served promptly at 3. The town of Saguenay, located at the tip of a magnificent fjord at the confluence of the St. Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers, was a French fur-trading post in the 1600's. Visit the Fjord Museum to discover the history of the fjord, which was created by a meteorite that fell to earth over 350 million years ago. Or enjoy a visit to Ste. Rose du Nord, one of the most beautiful villages in the province of Quebec. Your last port is Quebec City, the first French city in North America. Take time to discover its maze of cobblestone streets, Parisian neighborhoods, and the trendy Grand Allee in the Lower Town with many boutiques, shops, and sidewalk cafes. This wonderful vacation comes to an end in Montreal, where you disembark the ship and return home with many fond memories!


    ITINERARY:
    Sept 7 - New York depart 445pm
    Sept 8 - Newport, Rhode Island 7am to 3pm

    Sept 9 - Gloucester, Massachusetts 8am to 6pm
    Sept 10 - Bar Harbor, Maine 7am to 5pm
    Sept 11 - Halifax, Nova Scotia 8am to 5pm
    Sept 12 - Sydney, Nova Scotia 7am to 6pm
    Sept 13 - Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 7am to 5pm
    Sept 14 - relaxing day at sea
    Sept 15 - Saguenay 9am to 6pm
    Sept 16 - Quebec 6am to 10pm
    Sept 17 - Montreal arrive 8am

    Newport Rhode Island is a wonderful vacation spot to spend time at!

  • #2
    Glad to hear that you're enjoying your vacation. Newport is a great town. All this talk about Newport is giving me the bug to take a trip there. I'd love to do a long weekend.

    I spent a couple of summers there, many moons ago, working as a DJ, in what was then called "Shamrock Cliffs." I believe today it is the "Ocean Cliffs" timeshares.

    Last time I was there was about 6 years ago. I think it's time for a another visit.......
    Angela

    If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.

    BTW, I'm still keeping track of how many times you annoy me.

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    • #3
      It's a small world. I live in Gloucester (England) and Newport (Wales) is only about 40 miles away.

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      • #4
        I would love to do a fall foliage tour. shaggy

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        • #5
          Not that small- different country. I'll be in the Bar Harbor area this coming week and may also get to see a cruise ship or two.
          Originally posted by Keitht
          It's a small world. I live in Gloucester (England) and Newport (Wales) is only about 40 miles away.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Keitht
            It's a small world. I live in Gloucester (England) and Newport (Wales) is only about 40 miles away.
            Good one Keith.

            Phil

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