So we went to south station then switched to the orange line to another stop and switched to the red line then to north station and off to walk over to see the USS Constitution Museum. They are doing a huge rehab on the ship and the tours only ran from 2:30, so we had to skip that, but seeing the ship was cool. We visited the museum and saw miniature ships and learned about the history of he Constitution and how she was built. I called Daddy, Katie, and Laura to catch up with them.
Then we had lunch at the Shipyard Galley then reversed our path all the way back to the ship.
Tonight they finally may have things on the menu that I like. The food has been very bland and I flavorful on this ship. I have lots of other complaints, too, but I'll just let that pass. Needless to say, this will be our last Royal Caribbean cruise. From now on, we are back to Holland America.
Show tonight is another singer, Jen Jaiden.
Tomorrow we docked in New York and stayed overnight until Saturday afternoon. We may not get off tomorrow since we arrive so late, but it should be beautiful anyway. We have our own walking tour planned for Saturday.
Boston Harbour:
U.S.S.Constitution:
but she is being repaired and all her cannons and many masts have been removed:
Back to the ship, just where we left her:
This lifeboat drill made us loose quite a bit of confidence in Royal Caribbean--they ran around like crazy and couldn't seem to figure out how to get them back onto the ship--all this delaying us from leaving Boston for more than an hour after our scheduled departure:
