A to Z of Cruising in Photos

[bee-ess]

Tender Boats

[Esprit]

Trams in Gothenburg, St Petersburg, Helsinki and Lisbon

[Gettingwarmer]

Turtles in Hawaii and Barbados

 

 

 

 

[Gettingwarmer]

Temple

 

 

 

Edited October 1, 2020 by Gettingwarmer

[Izzywiz]

T is for towel animals

 

 

 

 

 

[Izzywiz]

Teepees, Canada

 

Totem Poles, Vancouver, Canada

 

 

Twin rainbows, Panama

 

Toffee apples, Montreal, Canada

 

Tango show, Buenos Aires

 

[Izzywiz]

I really hope that these Ts do not offend any of you because T is for toilet. I live in Stoke-on-Trent, the home of toilets, and we even have a museum dedicated to them!  My husband used to work for Armitage Shanks so toilets are a bit of an obsession...

 

 

I had to include these although they were taken on a land tour in Kyrgyzstan

 

 

Shanghai

 

Ephesus Park, Turkey, Splendour of the Seas

 

 

Toilet key pad for our hotel toilet in Tokyo. We were too scared to try anything except ordinary flushing

 

Toilet in the Executive Lounge at Shanghai Airport with instructions. I couldn't stop laughing when I read them...

 

 

 

 

[ohnonotmeagain]

Toilet pictures have got to be the best ones yet. I actually did LOL!!!!

[Izzywiz]

Our guide on the Irrawaddy River cruise told us that we would absolutely love the Swedagon Temple in Yangon on our first day. He said we would love the temple on the second day and like the temple on the third day but by the 13th day we would be saying "thank goodness, the LBT at last." You British call it the 'Last Bl***Y Temple! We saw a huge number of temples but surprisingly, they were all very different so we enjoyed seeing them all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bagan was stunning. It was such a shame that the balloon ride was cancelled because of the rain

 

 

 

 

[grapau27]

2 hours ago, bee-ess said:

Tallinn, Estonia

 

The medieval town was one of the highlights of our Baltic cruise.

[zap99]

T for ( what else) Toilet. Ephesus. I have one with DW sitting on it, but if I post that one, our marriage may not get to 45 years.

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[Adawn47]

6 minutes ago, Izzywiz said:

T is for towel animals

 

 

 

 

 

We had a wonderful cabin steward on Adonia,who loved to play a game of ''where's the the wabbit?'' We've found him on the bed, in the bed, lounging on the sofa, peeping out of the wardrobe, watching TV, relaxing with a packet of biscuits and a 'coffee', looking in the mirror 'combing his hair' and once found him sat on the toilet. The best one? In the shower complete with shower cap, shower gel and sponge. That one took a while to find.😆 On the way back to the cabin we used to guess as to where he would be.

Avril

[Izzywiz]

T for transport

The bullet train in Japan and bullet train station in Tianjin, China

 

 

 

 

Train to Machu Picchu, Peru

 

'Taxi' on Mozambique Island

 

Tuk-Tuks

Guatemala

 

Philippines

 

 

Sri Lanka,

 

Pisa

 

Bora Bora

 

Myanmar

 

 

Tui Mein Schiff

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tenerife

 

Dublin

 

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[Adawn47]

10 minutes ago, ohnonotmeagain said:

Toilet pictures have got to be the best ones yet. I actually did LOL!!!!

Suppose you pressed the wrong button?????😲😱🤣🤣

Avril

[bee-ess]

5 minutes ago, Adawn47 said:

Suppose you pressed the wrong button?????😲😱🤣🤣

Avril

You would probably be launched into space

[bee-ess]

Tortola, Brewer's Bay

[Izzywiz]

Taj Hotel, Mumbai, India.

 

This was a shock - Tesco's in Shanghai

 

The twin Volcanic lakes, Sete Cidades, Sao Miguel, Azores. Fred Olsen, Balmoral

 

 

Tierra del Fuego, Argentina

 

 

 

 

 

Honduras

 

 

 

 

Tokyo

 

 

 

 

[bee-ess]

6 minutes ago, Izzywiz said:

Taj Hotel, Mumbai, India.

 

We stayed here in 2006 - Overlooking the Gateway to India

 

 

[bee-ess]

Train trip in Alaska from Skagway to Carcross

 

 

[purplesea]

T is for 

Trolls 

Tallinn

[purplesea]

Towers in

Dubrovnik,  Venice,  Brugges x2,  Amsterdam

Trolley Trains

Tables

[Adawn47]

20 minutes ago, Izzywiz said:

Our guide on the Irrawaddy River cruise told us that we would absolutely love the Swedagon Temple in Yangon on our first day. He said we would love the temple on the second day and like the temple on the third day but by the 13th day we would be saying "thank goodness, the LBT at last." You British call it the 'Last Bl***Y Temple! We saw a huge number of temples but surprisingly, they were all very different so we enjoyed seeing them all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bagan was stunning. It was such a shame that the balloon ride was cancelled because of the rain

 

 

 

 

We love the temples and have visited many in different countries, from the large important city temples  to the smaller village ones. As you say each one is different, but each have their own special beauty and a unique feeling of peace and tranquility when you step inside. I know this will sound odd, but I always felt 'at home'

Avril

[Izzywiz]

Tana Lot, Bali

 

 

Terracotta Warriors and Tang Dynasty show, Xian, China

 

 

 

Table Mountain, Cape Town. The first picture is the view from the kitchen balcony of the apartment where we stayed before our cruise. We had booked a small apartment but when we arrived we were told that it was being renovated. The manager askes if we minded staying in a different one and we were escorted to the penthouse! What an upgrade and what a view during breakfast...

 

 

 

 

 

 

Taipei, Taiwan

 

 

Tianjin, China

 

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[bee-ess]

Totem Pole in Alaska

[Ardennais]

Seen in a shop in Kirkwall. Tried to get my husband to stand next to it but he refused!