Passages now scanned and online. It's not that big of deal now, but you might find it interesting years from now, or maybe some newbie Regent cruiser might find them useful. (What did you do during all those at sea days, Daddy?)

http://bd-foto.com/bdfoto/bdfoto2.php?user=drib-v&collection=253&album=4157

All the other images are now cropped and rotated. Videos are on a Google drive where they play better, although not always instantaneous. I rate all items from 1 to 5, where 5 is best, and there were not that many of those. I will probably adjust a lot of the ratings because images often look better on the camera screen than do on my PC.

If you were wondering why there are so many odd photos, such as the fire hydrants, well those are for my grandson, who likes fire hydrants. I also keep many odd albums like this one of statues with birds on their head.

http://bd-foto.com/bdfoto/tinydancer/index.php?path=8a8785080ae6

I put Krew Kapers in its own album. As far as I know, this is the only show not prohibited for recording, which is nice because it's often my favorite show on Regent. Then I reorganized last years cruise so that I could make a virtual collection of both albums. (Before that, I didn't have enough space for that much video.)

http://bd-foto.com/bdfoto/bdfoto2.php?user=drib-v&cat=krew%20kapers

Overall, I thought it was an excellent cruise and a beautiful ship. My first inclination was that it would be hard to return to an older ship, without all that cabin space and wide balconies. But I'm already over that. There were flaws for sure, but the only one that impacted me was the horrible sight lines in the balcony, and I'm already over that too. This is my review:

http://dribcritic.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=755

The site is just for fun, but you're welcome to peruse, use or abuse it, as you wish.

Another highlight, I forgot to mention in the review, was the FROLIC magnets. Those were awesome. Unfortunately, most of the opportunities to collect new ones are on cruises that are too long for us.