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Day 2

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Up at about 0815 after hot night. No. Not that sort of hot. The room was like an oven or maybe a sweat box. We had the fan running most of the night.

Full English as we have no idea when we are getting onboard ship to start our week of eating and drinking 24/7.

First stop Solent Sky Air Museum. Small museum but packed with planes and history. Well worth a visit.



Took photos but most of them on the Canon. I'll add them later.

Then off to Ocean Village. Not what we had seen on Google. Turned out to be a private swanky housing estate.

So off to Town Quay. Parked for a couple of hours ..


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Location: Southampton, England, United Kingdom

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