The photos are terrific - we haven't even looked at any of ours. The best time to get a computer is first thing in the morning since there are only 6-8 of them in the library on the Navigator, vs. that whole big room of them on the Voyager.

Yesterday's tour in Sevastopal totally exceeded my expectations. The Panorama Museum has been described well by others and was a positive surprise to all of us. The formerly secret sub base was creepily fascinating. It brought back memories of the air-raid drills in grade school in the 60's. I'm actually quite surprised they have opened it up as a museum. Our guide said she has talked to some men who worked there and they are still unwilling to say anything about there time there and what they did. We all felt that perhaps we should have brought along a geiger counter, especially after seeing one display of a worker in his haz-mat suit all lit up in red. An interesting juxtaposition at the site (or "military object" as it was defined) is the sight of the harbor filled with yachts when you emerge from underground - how things have changed (especially for the Russian mafia.)