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Subject: Re: Cunards Queens

Author: john strange (old queens)

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 13/12/07 4:07am In reply to: Vernon 's message, "Re: Cunards Queens" on 12/12/07 9:27pm The modern day ships have every thing that opens and shuts and the service is excellent. However they have no class when it comes to the shape of them. So many look like floating appartment blocks with no graceful lines or style. Somehow I do not think they will ever replace the luxurious attmosphere of the older liners. happy daze john in oz [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]