Dorset cruise fan

I am happy not to have the small bottles but I do mind not having what was in them. It felt lovely having the moisturiser and conditioner all with the same scent as the shampoo and shower gel. Now I have to make space in wash kit to bring extra bottles, nothing matches and it all just loses a bit of that special feel. Last steward had no idea what a flannel was either and was positive they didn't have any but managed to find some when I persuaded him to ask.

We booked one of these by mistake, it was just the cabin that was smaller, less deep but the width remained the same so the balcony size remained the same.

Well yes, I'm with David63 on this one. It's frustrating to get a question wrong when your answer is actually right, and you would expect P&O to proof read their questions.

We watched an Aida ship docking in Oslo once and a whole rack full of bikes was unloaded. We were up at the ski jump later in the day and met all the passengers cycling through the woods on these bikes. They looked very fit.

There was a liquid hand pump soap dispenser thing by the sink. (I think, if I'm not confusing my ships)

I requested soap, conditioner and body lotion on Iona last summer and provided straight away. Did the same on Aurora's second cruise in April and after days of delay was eventually told there was none on the ship. Presumably this was supply problems rather than a policy but I hadn't brought my own supplies as hadn't expected any issue. So I would suggest bringing back ups just in case.

Saw La Voix on Iona last summer. A great act and would recommend if you get the chance.

Had a friend on Oriana who said on Remembrance day tgey gad a ceremony at the back of the ship and then dropped a wreath ir poppies or something appropriate over the stern. She said ut was very moving,