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| 12 Jul 2017 | |
| Written by David Weaver | |
| Club News |
During a holiday discussion the other day, the subject of cruises cropped up.
How could I forget my first ever cruise, BVGS travelled to the Med courtessy of Schools Abroad in February 1985?
Whilst trying to find some detail around the ship (ferry!) online, I came across this picture.
This is the ferry we were on for 10 days: The Neptunia. Why were we on a car ferry for a Med cruise? Well, the Neptunia was standing (sailing?) in, whilst the usual ship, the Uganda had been tasked as a hospital ship during the Falklands conflict.
Did I fall in love with cruise holidays, or was I put off for life? Hummm.
Anyone else have memories of this or any other trips?
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