St George's yesterday was very warm.....about 86* so I know you will all definately have good swimming weather from this date forward. Don't miss the ducking chair in the town square at 12:00 noon just in front of the pier. The poor girl. I thought they were going to only dunk her once but it seems they dropped her in the water about 10 times at least. We had our laptop onboard and we could pick up free internet signal in our cabin while docked in St. George's as our cabin is port side and we were docked with our balcony facing the town. In Hamilton we were docked with our balcony facing out into the harbor so I don't know if we could have picked up a signal there as well also if we had been docked the other way, but as we were positioned we could not. The internet in the computer room works much faster when in port then at sea. Today the temps at sea are about 72* and windy but sunny. The waves are starting to pick up more this afternoon but nothing out of the ordinary. Marc: our second informal night was last night and this time I saw people more dressed up. All the men did have their jackets on but most had no ties which is optional anyhow. Perhaps the crew were a little forgiving the first informal night (which was our second day out, Thursday). Maybe people were simply not aware of the dress code and did not read it in the daily newsletter. I know it took me until the third day before I caught up on all the literature that came in our door. The only thing we did make note of when the newsletter came in was the dress code for the evening. Tonight will be our third informal evening. Our demographics on this cruise seems to range from mid 50's to early 80's with only a few couples that look like they are in their mid 20's and are newlyweds. I have only seen two children on board. A boy about age 5 and a girl about 2 and both have been exceptionally well behaved, considering their ages. We are definately sold on the Navigator and her crew. They all seem to enjoy their jobs and do their jobs exceedingly well. Always with a friendly smile and no attitude. I have not encountered one grumpy crew member on this cruise. It has been a most delightful experience and we are sorry that it will soon be ending. Bermuda was wonderful also. So very civilized and the people are warm and so very curteous. It was nice to see hardly any cars or people after the hustle and bustle of N.Y. city. Ahhhhh but soon we will be thrust back into reality but it has been great having this little escape. This cruise in my opinion has lived up to the Radisson standard of being top notch in every way and a truly upscale experience. We have been disappointed with nothing. I just can't say enough good things about this ship and her crew. We have already made our next onboard open booking. Even though our ladies group decided not to chance the Voyager because of the vibration problem, hubby and I are hooked on Rad. We received our Seven Seas Society pins yesterday. Must run, canapes await.
