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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
For the life of me, I can’t figure out that fourth photo – the ship balconies. It looks to me like the ship is like 40 feet wide. Help!
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It’s a reflection in the side of the ship. Those are actually just the balconies down below us and the water to the right. The water to the left is a reflection.
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Well, duh! I see that clearly now. Sheesh.
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Not easy to see even when told the secret.
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Well, it was easy for me once you explained. I was just imagining your ship was being pulled through some kinda temporal wormhole from which none escape. But that’s just me.
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So like you.
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A good set. That fourth photo is intriguing
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Looks like a fantastic trip Judy! Thanks for bringing us along with you.
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That reflection shot is really fascinating. On further inspection, there is really only one clue that it’s a reflection — a join of windows. Love seeing the scenery as well!
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