THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2016:

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Today the Caribbean Princess was docked in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2016:

Today the Caribbean Princess was docked in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2016:

Today the Caribbean Princess was docked in Saint John, New Brunswick.
Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2016:

Today the Caribbean Princess was at anchor in a rainy Bar Harbor, Maine.
Bar Harbor, Maine

MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016:

Today the Caribbean Princess was docked in Boston, Massachusetts.
Boston, Massachusetts

We were in port with our sister ship, the Regal Princess.
The Regal Princess docked Boston, Massachusetts

Sailing away from Boston, Massachusetts.
Sailing away from Boston, Massachusetts on the Caribbean Princess

A lighthouse in the harbor of Boston, Massachusetts.
Sailing away from Boston, Massachusetts on the Caribbean Princess

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016:

Today the Caribbean Princess was at anchor in Newport, Rhode Island.
Claiborne Pell Bridge & Rose Island Lighthouse in Newport, Rhode Island

Pictured above and below are the Claiborne Pell Bridge & Rose Island Lighthouse.
Claiborne Pell Bridge & Rose Island Lighthouse in Newport, Rhode Island

It was a beautiful sunset as we sailed away from Newport, Rhode Island.
Sunset in the harbor of Newport, Rhode Island

This was the final night of the cruise.
Sunset in the harbor of Newport, Rhode Island

The Caribbean Princess sailing for New York City.
Caribbean Princess sailing away from Newport, Rhode Island

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016:

The cruise ended as the Caribbean Princess docked in Brooklyn, New York.
Below is the skyline of lower Manhattan at sunrise.
Lower Manhattan skyline

Below is the Statue of Liberty at sunrise.
Statue of Liberty

Watch the video below for more details about my cruise.

1 Hour and 47 minute video of my Classic Canada & New England cruise.

MY EMAIL SENT ON OCTOBER 12, 2016
Hello Everyone,

First of all let me apologize for the sudden stoppage of correspondence from me during my trip. As I mentioned in my last email from Corner Brook, Newfoundland, I some how managed to hurt my knee that day. At the time I assumed it was a minor thing and would get better. But when I woke up the next morning it had gotten even worse. I almost fell to the floor when I tried to get out of bed in the morning. Unfortunately the situation did not improve much for the entire rest of the cruise and I was not able to leave the ship for any of the remaining ports. Getting on and off the ship is already difficult for me to begin with due to my arthritic feet. The ship is huge and depending on where they decide to park the buses in any given port, it is usually a long painful walk for me just getting off the ship. Adding the knee to that made it impossible.

So I spent the last week of the cruise on the ship. I slowly managed to get around the ship for meals and the shows. But I basically felt like I was in prison rather than on a luxury cruise. It was a very miserable week. And to make me feel even worse the weather was beautiful everyday but one. I had booked ten different tours that I was looking forward to taking and I had to cancel them all.

Below are some pictures from the ship of the remaining ports.

On Thursday, October 6 we were in Sydney, Nova Scotia.



On Friday, October 7 the Caribbean Princess sailed into Halifax, Nova Scotia.



As we approached the dock in Halifax we sailed past the George's Island Lighthouse. The tower is 52 feet high and the light is 56 feet above the water line.



In the picture below you can see us docking in Halifax, Nova Scotia.



On Saturday, October 8 we docked in St. John, New Brunswick.



On Sunday, October 9 we dropped our anchor in a rainy Bar Harbor, Maine. This was the only bad weather day of the cruise.



On Monday, October 10 we were in Boston, Massachusetts.



On Tuesday, October 11 we were at anchor in Newport, Rhode Island. Below is the Claiborne Pell Bridge and that is the Rose Island Lighthouse below the bridge.



The sail away from here was really nice. We sailed away at sunset and the weather was beautiful.



The Caribbean Princess raised her anchor and sailed away from Newport just after sunset.



We were now sailing toward New York City where we would disembark in the morning.



Finally on Wednesday, October 12 we made it to our berth in Brooklyn and I was released from my prison.



I was able to limp off the ship under my own power. I went straight to the Newark Airport and flew home.

Thanks for listening to me whine and complain.

Tim
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