Cool weather in the North Atlantic, but it was sunny and beautiful. I had a great lunch of marinated raw herring fillets with onion and beet relish. Mmmmm.
Olso has lots of public sculpture. Unfortunately, I did not have time to visit the Sculpture Garden, but I did come across this interesting sculpture. The brickwork was rippled, like waves. Very nice.
Sorry. No photos from Hamburg’s red light district. The photos below are underground and under water: Rathaus subway station and Elbetunnel (under the Elbe River). The tunnel was built in 1911, and connects the shipyards to the main part of town across the river. It has some great, large ceramic bas relief tiles. I will post some photos soon.
This is Celebrity Constellation in dry dock in Hamburg, Germany. We left today for Amsterdam, then on to Norway.
Our ship was docked in Honolulu last March, next to the Aloha Tower. I painted this view out my porthole window.
Hey… it is an icon. I had to paint it. It was a nice bright spring day, a bit cool. I stood on the bank of the Seine for this view. Same spot as I took the photo in a previous post. The photo was actually merged from several photos because this location is too close for a single shot, at least with my camera. Fortunately, that is not a problem with drawing.
Entering and leaving Gatun Locks. This set of locks is on the Caribbean side of Panama.
As seen out my porthole.
I stopped by Senor Frogs; right next to the ship in Acapulco. The food was surprisingly good.
