Walking Along the Pier |
Tuesday, 26
Feb 2019
– Sally didn’t sleep well again, so Jesse let her sleep until 9:30 AM. We had toured Auckland previously in 2012, so
we did not sign u- for an excursion. Auckland is New Zealand's most populous city
with nearly 1.3 million residents. Also
called the “City of Sails,” it has more sailboats per capita than any other
place in the world. It has a unique
blend of modern cosmopolitan influences and Polynesian traditions. In the heart of the city is the Auckland
Domain, which consists of nearly 200 acres of parkland. Auckland has a reputation of being
old-fashioned and traditional, which visitors find refreshing. The polite manner of the local people and the
cleanliness of the streets are what help to keep visitors returning year after
year.
After breakfast, she went back to sleep, while
Jesse went off the ship for a few photos.
Sally slept until lunchtime; then worked on her genealogy book the
remainder of the afternoon. The pool was
covered for maintenance all day, so there was no swimming today. We were a little late getting to the
Horizons, so we danced for only 30 minutes before dinner. There was no pre-show dancing tonight.
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