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great pics!

id be into it for sure yeah, ive never got word back from stena when ive contacted them about visiting and the like but this idea i certainly like the sound of

I got an idea but I'm in the know so I wont spoil it mate

shes a fantastic ship, would love to see something like her on the irish sea

any further news on this?

Nah Normandy never rand the Fishy route, I think she may have done the Pembroke route on occasion for IF but thats as close as she came

only just saw this now
http://www.shipwrecklog.com/log/2014/03/pride-of-york/

nope not heard anything about this at all, i do know that theres some rough weather on the cards from wed to fri in the uk but i wasnt aware of it being bad enough to cancel a sailing over

thats a drag, i hate having to get off, why have they done this?

I like it!

yeah that sure is a sign of breaking

yeah i wonder what will happen with her when stena are finished with her

If its the same group I'm thinking of they were completely nuts, they chatted to us at one stage while we were on deck, asking about money making schemes in ireland no less, that evening we saw them falling about the shop and that night they were in the bar out of it sniffing stuff off the table in front of everyone, luckily they had no interest in talking to us any further in the bar

sure did, loved seeing her and the europe together, always great to see sisters hanging out

sure am mate, not at home at the minute but hopefully when i get back home ill have normal broadband back and be able to post a lot.

what happened when they whisked them off mate? They didnt go quietly thats for sure, to be fair they had umpteen warnings about their behaviour

Nah it was an alcohol free crossing :)
Some years back I was on the normandy,  it was
the day after Latvia or some country was accepted
into the EU so as you can imagine the boat was
chock full,  anyhow that evening it kicked off in the
bar,  they got warning after warning, enough was
enough when they started snorting Cocaine or
something off the table,  the staff whisked them off
and I can only assume they enjoyed the rest of the
journey in the brig