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Italy etc Cruise April 25th - May 17th 2019 |
Off for a cruise on this lovely Fred Olsen ship. The MV Boudicca, photoed at Mahon, Menorca
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There are frequent didmo bullet trains from St. Pancras to Dover Priory, which use the HS1 high speed tracks. Grab a taxi to the Cruise Terminal. It's too far to walk. | The trip took us from Dover to Malaga & back to Dover. |
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April 25th 2019 - Boarding
There were three days at sea before we reached out first dry land at Malaga
The seaside part of Malaga, Spain
April 29th 2019 - Malaga
There were two items on out bucket list for Malaga, which we had visited a number of times before. These were the Cathedral & the Roman Remains. Lunch first, as we only arrived late in the morning & it took a long time to get in on the inefficient & expensive (€4.50) Shuttle Bus`. We ate in the tiny square to the West of the Cathedral. You have to get in on the North side of the building.
Malaga Cathedral
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![]() North entrance |
![]() Altar end |
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![]() Cathedral from the East |
![]() West of the Cathedral |
![]() Alcazaba entrance |
Then, we went round to the Alcazaba (the Moorish for castle) entrace, beside which, there are the rather small Roman Amphitheatre remians.
Roman remains
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Then, back to the ship. There was then, another day at sea.
![]() Alcazaba in context |
![]() Alcazaba from the ship |
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