Jeff's Amazing Voyges 2 blog on the Amsterdam

[cccole]

For those who follow Jeff Farschman's incredible voyages, he has begun his fall/winter cruising with the Amsterdam in Seattle. His photos and positive approach to travel are fun to follow. His blog can be found on amazingvoyges2.blogspot.com. After the South Pacific voyage he continues to the World Cruise. Hopefully Copper 10-8 is fortunate to be on this itinerary also. Cherie

Edited September 26, 2016 by cccole

[fatcat04]

I couldn't get the link to work but just googled his name and wow... 212 days!! What fun!! I'll look forwards to reading this blog. Thank you for letting us know. :)

[cccole]

Sorry...I left the "a" out of voyages. Hope you enjoy traveling along as much as I do. Cherie

[easyboy]

Wow, that's gonna be an amazing adventure!

Will definitely follow Jeff's postings.

[erewhon]

Thanks for the information.

[silvercruiser]

I wonder what kind of cabin he books for such long voyages.

[Gail & Marty sailing away]

Thanks for sharing this

 

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[themerle]

For those who follow Jeff Farschman's incredible voyages, he has begun his fall/winter cruising with the Amsterdam in Seattle. His photos and positive approach to travel are fun to follow. His blog can be found on amazingvoyges2.blogspot.com. After the South Pacific voyage he continues to the World Cruise. Hopefully Copper 10-8 is fortunate to be on this itinerary also. Cherie

 

Thanks for sharing this information. I'll be following his blog.

[fatcat04]

I wonder what kind of cabin he books for such long voyages.

 

I always wonder that as I feel I could manage with far less space than I think I need and love seeing people maximize their cabin space. I have yet to convince my DH that yes indeed, we could cruise the world comfortably without a balcony. :D