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| Europe 1998 : Slide 57 of 73 | ||
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It's World law that passenger ships must do a muster drill within 12 or so hours of pulling out of port. Basically you have to put on yer life jacket and go to your muster station, which in our case was the Queens Lounge. You then sit there while they take attendance and explain what to do in case of ice bergs. Yawn.
Text Last Modified Wed Sep 17 13:10:34 2003
Check out our Trip Diary for Nov 4th on Kel's pages.
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