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Remember sometime last year someone posted the website for the new US owned cruise line seaamerica.com . Well now they have more pics. She is not as handsome as she was in the original pics, but certainly better looking than most of the ships out there today.
What do you all think?
Like the AMERICAN QUEEN, which designwise harkens back to the palmy days of Mississippi River steamboating, the SeaAmerica newbuilding's interiors sure echos the glory days of ocean transit. Bravo! Aesthetically these ships might be the finest going. From plush public spaces to terraced decks on the stern, stepping down to a nice moulded fantail, these ships might be the ideal way to see America and the world.
But I do agree that the cabin is rather sterile. It looks like an office, but then again, I believe that's what their primary target market is anyway - business conferences on the high seas.
[This message has been edited by BigUFan (edited 01-10-2001).]
Try this:
http://www.seaamerica.com/seam-picturemenu.htm
oh yea...by the way rex....your model of your rendering of the re-built "united states" is finally finished and when i find a way of getting it to you or getting a photo of it on this chat i'll let you know....sorry and i hope you don't mind..but i gave the new "united states" a new stern..somewhat similar to the nieuw amsterdam....jeff
BUT there is now a comprehensive web site atseaamerica.com per the posting below.
Now if the speakers at meetings can keep their audiences awake after doses of dramamine, the conferences will be a success.
I once did documentary filming on a seaborne conference aboard the old Bergensfjord to Bermuda. It was a roughish day, and I noted, from the podium, that literally,EVERY ONE of the audience was asleep while the speakers droned on. I could not use any of the footage of the audience!
Perhaps newer nostrums are better?
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