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Cruisey Christmas

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Last year I spent a cruisey Christmas on board Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 – a rather splendid way of spending Christmas.

Obviously there were a couple of thousand of other travellers spending Christmas on board too and, in my journeys around the decks, I was simply amazed at the lengths some of these people went to in decorating their stateroom doors with festive displays.

Here are some wonderful examples of Christmas at sea:

Life In Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life In Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life In Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas
Life in Camelot – Cruisey Christmas

I hope you all had a very merry Christmas in 2015 and cheers to the New Year – and let’s go cruising.

 

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  1. Life In Camelot says:
    December 25, 2016 at 3:57 pm

    Reblogged this on Life In Camelot and commented:

    Christmas day this year is very hot but still spent with family. Two years ago we were on board Queen Mary 2 for Christmas which was incredibly festive and a special way to spend a Christmas.

    Here are some of the stateroom door decorations that other passengers went to the trouble of packing:

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