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A shopping excursion was offered when we arrived and Bob
went off to find some coffee to bring back. I stayed in the hotel and caught up
with these blog posts so that I would not forget all the wonderful things we
saw and did.
Celebrity Cruise Line provided a room for a final dinner
complete with a multi-talented musician. We ate as early as possible so that we
could go to bed before nine. We needed to be up at 2:15 a.m. to be ready for
our shuttle to the airport at three.
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There are lots more ways to see the Galapagos than on the Xpedition. It was a choice that we were comfortable with. I sat next to a man on the flight to Houston who had been on a large boat with a group of 36 who explored the islands for five days. A little research and you too could find yourself exploring this wonderful area of our world and wondering how Darwin could have missed the Creator there.
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