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I understand that the arrival of Queen Anne into Southampton has been moved to the 30th April.  Hopefully this is no more than a last touch up here and there and nothing major.

 

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1 hour ago, babs135 said:

Hopefully this is no more than a last touch up here and there and nothing major

From my understanding it's loading items onto the ship. I'd assume this means things like furniture, bedding, etc. There was also posts on the weekend of them loading one of the sets for the upcoming shows.

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3 hours ago, babs135 said:

I understand that the arrival of Queen Anne into Southampton has been moved to the 30th April.  Hopefully this is no more than a last touch up here and there and nothing major.

 

Looks a good piece of info.

 

Our Cunard waterborne welcome arrangements have been confirmed. 
 

Meanwhile we continue happily cruising down the Moselle.

 

 

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Given a 12:00 departure tomorrow, that gives QA 6 days, 3 hours, 45 minutes to make her scheduled arrival at 14:45 on 30 April (she gains one hour time zone change). Using 2805 NM sailing distance between Venice and Southampton (thanks, @sogne), she can make that schedule averaging 19 knots.

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Here's an article from the Daily Echo dated 22nd April providing timings for Queen Anne's arrival in Southampton on 30th April.

 

https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/24270078.time-will-cunards-queen-anne-arrive-southampton/

 

Here are the highlights for suggested viewing points and times.

 

• Ryde and Gosport: 12.45pm

• Lee-on-the-Solent: 1.10pm

• Cowes: 1.10pm

• Calshot: 1.20pm

• Hamble: 1.30pm

• Royal Victoria Country Park and Weston Shore: 2pm

• Hythe: 2.15pm

• Mayflower Park: 2.30pm

• Mayflower Cruise Terminal: 2.45pm

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33 minutes ago, richard_london said:

She is currently sailing at 21.9 knots according to Marine Traffic. Nice to see making good speed, shame when in service she will be in go slow mode for fuel saving. 

Speed is governed to arrive in port usually 7/8am. By all.means go flat out and arrive 2am and pay more for greater fuel consumption.

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Here's my first webcam capture of Queen Anne. Not particularly impressive given that it's nighttime but I'll have to make do. This is a view of Queen Anne arriving at Gibraltar a short time ago as seen on the "Webcam Gibraltar Cable Car, Top of the Rock Live Stream".

 

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