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Crystal Endeavor Adds Expedition & Discovery Sailings for Spring

12/27/2021

Crystal Endeavor sailing in the Caribbean

We sailed on Crystal Endeavor in the Caribbean, visiting the Bahamas and British Virgin Islands.

By John Roberts
Crystal Cruises has added a series of 10- to 15-night voyages for its new luxury expedition ship Crystal Endeavor.
I sailed on this amazing new ship in the Caribbean just before it headed down south for its inaugural season in Antarctica and can attest that it really changes the game when it comes to adventure cruising.

Check out my video series here showing off the ship and some of the things you'll enjoy during your expeditions. (Article on the new itineraries for this spring continues below.)

Crystal Endeavor's added itineraries will visit exotic ports in South America and Europe in spring 2022 following the Antarctica voyages that began in November. The new voyages take place from March 1 to April 29, 2022. In total, the ship will visit 31 ports in nine countries across three continents -- with extended stays and several overnight calls in charming and historic cities, including Malaga and Seville in Spain, as well as Monte Carlo and Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Puerto Del Rosario in the Canary Islands.
The new cruises replace four cruises to West Africa that have been canceled because of uncertainty around the pandemic. Following these new trips, Crystal Endeavor will operate its previously announced schedule of voyages to Europe, Iceland and Greenland, including summer Arctic voyages, beginning April 29, before heading back for its second season in Antarctica in November.
"We are very pleased that our talented itinerary planning team was able to create these immersive new sailings aboard the new Crystal Endeavor . . . that combines bold adventure with the finest in luxury travel," said Jack Anderson, Crystal president. "We made these changes in an abundance of caution as the health, safety and wellbeing of our guests and crew are always our top priority."
The 14-night "Remote Expedition" to the rugged sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia features intrepid adventures including Zodiac landings to explore the island's extraordinary wildlife from its massive penguin and seabird colonies to its tremendous population of fur and elephant seals. The next four voyages, including a 15-night trans-Atlantic crossing and three 10-night cruises exploring the Canary Islands, archipelagos of Spain and Portugal and playgrounds of the Mediterranean are designated as "Cultural Discovery" sailings.
These destinations are renowned for their history, art and nature. Visitors explore the cultural heart and iconic wonders of each place with guest lecturers and unique excursion options.
From up-close looks at king penguin colonies and playful fur seals in South Georgia to exploring volcanic landscapes, ancient forests and UNESCO-listed biospheres in the Canary Islands and marveling at stunning, centuries-old Moorish architecture and enjoying culinary-themed adventures with opportunities to savor culinary delights, you'll find an endless array of onshore experiences.
The new 10- to 15-night voyages include:
14-Night Voyage from Ushuaia to Buenos Aires (March 1-15, 2022): This two-week-long "South
Georgia Wildlife Expedition & Uruguay" cruise will spend four full days exploring breathtakingly remote South Georgia with two Zodiac landings ashore planned for each day to encounter penguins, seals and more. The program also includes a visit to the final resting place of famed explorer Ernest Shackleton, before visiting the Uruguayan ports of Punta del Este and Montevideo.
Enjoy complimentary one-way chartered air from Miami to Ushuaia and a luxury pre-cruise hotel stay in Ushuaia, offering convenience and ease of travel.
15-Night from Buenos Aires to Santa Cruz de Tenerife (March 15-30, 2022): This itinerary is highlighted by a multiday trans-Atlantic crossing. The "Buenos Aires to the Canary Islands" voyage stops at Montevideo and Punta del Este before an eight-day journey across the Atlantic followed by a visit to Sao Filipe (Fogo Island) in the Cape Verde Islands -- featuring picturesque streets dotted with colonial-style homes, historic churches and cemeteries, distinctive black-sand beaches and fortresses dating to the mid-1600s.
10-Night cruise from Santa Cruz de Tenerife to Lisbon (March 30-April 9, 2022): This "Canary Islands & Madeira Archipelago Discovery" sailing offers a truly in-depth exploration of the region with visits to Santa Cruz de la Palma, Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro, San Sebastian de la Gomera, Puerto Del Rosario (overnight call) and Arrecife in the Canary Islands, followed by stops at Funchal (overnight call), Ilha De Porto Santo/Madeira and Lagos, Portugal. In addition to awe-inspiring UNESCO-designated national parks and biosphere reserves, you can visit Spain's highest peak, the 13,000-foot Mount Teide, with its charming mountain villages and volcanic wineries.
10-Night cruise from Lisbon to Barcelona (April 9-19, 2022): This "Seville, AndalucÃa & Balearic Islands Discovery" adventure features a visiti to Portimao, Portugal, following two days in Seville, along with visits to Malaga, Alicante, Castellon de la Plana, Port de Soller and Mahon, Spain. This seagoing adventure is distinguished by the opportunity to cruise the Guadalquivir River through the gorgeous Andalusian countryside and dock in the heart of Seville, one of Spain's most fascinating cities, along with a visit to the fishing and shipbuilding town of Portimao, in Portugal's Algarve region, home to quaint seaside cottages, ancient forts and gorgeous beaches.
10-Night cruise from Barcelona to MÃ¡laga (April 19-29, 2022): This "Rivieras & Mediterranean Isles Discovery" takes place in the spring, providing the perfect environment for peacefully strolling through eight stunning European destinations, including some of the continent's most popular resort towns: St. Tropez, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco (overnight); Nice, France; Portofino, Italy; Bastia (Corsica), France; Porto Cervo (Sardinia), Italy; Ibiza and Malaga, Spain (overnight), which serves as the gateway to Granada, and the stunning Moorish palace The Alhambra.
Crystal Endeavor offers innovative features, and the experience is highlighted by personalized, six-star service and a 1:1 crew to passenger ratio. Crystal Endeavor offers large public spaces and all-balcony suites with butler-service.
The line also is well known for its all-inclusive amenities and Michelin-inspired dining options, including Umi Uma, the only Japanese restaurant on an expedition ship; fine Italian cuisine at Prego and 24-hour room service. Crystal Endeavor also features the only casino on an expedition yacht; a glass-covered, two-story solarium (also a restaurant space) housing a deep swimming pool and a hot tub and providing panoramic views from sea to sky; and the full-service Crystal Life Salon & Spa with a state-of-the-art Fitness Center; as well as a wrap-around Promenade Deck.

Thanks for reading,
JR

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Crystal Cruises to Launch Bahamas Cruises on Crystal Serenity

3/17/2021

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Crystal Serenity will be used for weeklong cruises in the Bahamas, departing from Nassau and Bimini.

By John Roberts
Cruising from ports in the United States has been off limits for more than a year. This will remain the case until the CDC gives the all clear for cruise lines to restart big-ship cruising.
Crystal Cruises has become the master of its own fate, however, with a brilliant plan to offer Caribbean cruises on its ultra-luxury ship Crystal Serenity, using the Bahamas as its homeport.
Crystal Cruises plans a return to cruising with its new close-to-home "Bahamas Escapes" itineraries beginning July 3, 2021. Crystal is offering 16 seven-night, roundtrip cruises from Nassau on Crystal Serenity, a 980-passenger luxury ship. In addition to its Nassau itineraries, Crystal is offering 16 seven-night voyages roundtrip from Bimini beginning on July 4, 2021.
Crystal Serenity becomes the first ship to homeport in the Bahamas, as well as the first ocean ship to sail from the Americas since the cruise industry's voluntary halt in operations in March 2020.
"Like our guests, we have been eagerly looking forward to the day we can welcome them back on board, and we're thrilled that this day will come in The Bahamas," said Jack Anderson, Crystal Cruises' interim president and CEO. "The new Bahamas Escapes cruises will allow travelers to enjoy luxury cruising now, as well as bring much-needed benefits to the local workforce, airlines, restaurants, retailers and hotels for pre- and post-cruise stays. The launch of these cruises will also drive economic growth to The Bahamas, which, like other destinations around the world, has been negatively affected by the global pandemic."
"Crystal Cruises will go on record as the only cruise line offering Bahamas-only voyages that highlight the signature features and experiences travelers can find here in our islands," said Dionisio D'Aguilar, Minister of Tourism and Aviation for The Bahamas. "And the support that these cruises will bring to multiple communities within the country will be tremendous."
"The all-Bahamas itineraries allow us to sail without risk of border closures, and our North American guests to sail as close to home as possible," Anderson said.
Crystal Serenity will sail with a reduced capacity (lower than its 980-passenger maximum) This gives passengers a space ratio twice that of contemporary cruise lines and allows for the best social-distancing aboard any cruise ship. We have sailed on Crystal Serenity twice (see our video tour of the ship) and had noted that it features among the most generous amounts of space per passenger even when sailing full.
Plus, the ship experience that features elegant and roomy staterooms, suites and social areas, as well as abundant choices for activities and enrichment. Most importantly, we loved the attentive and highly personalized service provided by the crew.
The new Bahamas itineraries highlight the enchanting, romantic nature of these gorgeous islands. You can dive into the action, which includes ecotourism adventures; thousands of miles of irresistible beaches and blue waters; scuba diving and snorkeling; and world-class fishing. You'll also enjoy the chances to savor the dining, resort experiences and much more.
"Travelers' sense of exploration has only grown over the past year, and the destinations featured on the new itineraries are ideal for unwinding and renewing the spirit, as well as adventures that remedy restlessness brought on by extended stays at home. Some of the destinations we are calling on are only visited by private yachts, and our guests will have the opportunity to visit these idyllic places that are not on other cruise itineraries," Anderson said.
Cruisers have two choices for embarkation. You can start your voyages in Nassau, a hub of art, nightlife, and history -- and home to 17 spectacular beaches, colorful fish, ancient reefs, lavish resorts and straw markets and the third-largest wine cellar in the world. Or you can depart from Bimini, a Hemingway favorite known as the sport fishing capital of the world where cruisers can also enjoy the resort amenities of The Beach Club at Bimini, a private island oasis with a lagoon-style pool, hammocks, cabanas and cocktail lounge.

The Bahamas voyages also visit these destinations:
Harbour Island -- Called the Nantucket of the Caribbean with its colorful New England architecture and famed for its Pink Sand Beach, the island is a former capital of the Bahamas and has been twice recognized as The Best Island in the Caribbean by Travel + Leisure magazine. You can also discover Preacher's Cave, Glass Window Bridge and Sapphire Blue Hole on North Eleuthera Island.

Great Exuma -- The largest of the 300-plus islands and cays of the Exumas, Great Exuma is home to stunning blue waters and the famous swimming pigs. Cruisers can island-hop among pristine isles, snorkel gorgeous reef-fringed cays, escape to secluded beaches and hidden caves, enjoy an ATV adventure and dive in clear waters.

San Salvador Island -- This island features more than 50 dive spots and splendid beaches. (Of course it does; it's in the Bahamas.) Activities include hiking up to Watling's Castle ruins to gaze out at French Bay from the lookout tower and visiting the first landing spot of explorer Christopher Columbus. The site is marked by an iconic stone cross.

Long Island -- An 80-mile-long island straddling the Tropic of Cancer and known for its white-sand beaches, Long Island has technicolor waters and lush greenery. You can explore the geological and ecological exploration of Hamilton's Cave and Dean's Blue Hole and enjoy some of the bluest waters among the islands at Gordon's Beach.
Port stops could vary according to the captain's discretion based on weather or other conditions.

Crystal Offers Array of New Trips on European River Cruises

In addition to gearing up for ocean cruising again with its Bahamas program on Crystal Serenity, Crystal Cruises is ramping up its European River Cruises.
The line has an ambitious plan with a set of fun new itineraries on its river ships. Crystal's majestic doublewide Crystal Mozart leads the way for the luxury sailings on the calendar for 2022 on the rivers of Europe.
Crystal Mozart, which features 38 suites dedicated to solo cruisers and an overall capacity for 120 passengers, offers an unusually spacious and chic river cruise experience. The ship will sail weekly seven-night voyages -- Danube Dreams & Discoveries -- going round-trip from Vienna, beginning March 28, 2022.
Also, Crystal Mahler will sail the Rhine, Main and Moselle rivers with a variety of new itineraries. Crystal Mahler and her sister ships -- Crystal Bach, Crystal Debussy and Crystal Ravel â€“ carry up to 106 guests, far fewer than most ships from other lines on these same rivers.

New Routes and Highlights
Beginning March 28, 2022, Crystal Mozart's "Danube Dreams & Discoveries" itineraries will sail from Vienna on Mondays with overnight stays in Vienna and Budapest, as well as calls to the historic city of Esztergom, Hungary; Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia; and Linz, Austria. You'll also experience day trips to Salzburg and Durnstein and a day cruising through the breathtaking Wachau Valley.
Crystal Mahler will now sail a variety of new itineraries, ranging from five to 16 nights on the Rhine, Moselle, Main and Danube rivers, including some voyages that combine three rivers in one journey. The routes highlight the seasonal beauty of the region, including five-night summer "Rhine & Moselle Summer Escapes" sailings between Amsterdam and Trier; 10-night fall "Splendors of the Rhine & Moselle" voyages between Amsterdam and Basel; and 14-night "Magnificent Europe" sailings between Amsterdam and Budapest on the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers.
"This is the perfect time to expand the options available to our guests, who are well-traveled, inquisitive and always seeking new experiences," said Walter Littlejohn, senior vice president and managing director of Crystal River Cruises.
Crystal Mahler begins the season on April 2, 2022, with a series of "Legendary Rhine" and "Romantic Rhine" seven-night sailings between Amsterdam and Basel followed by springtime "Tulips & Windmills" voyages on Dutch waterways and the Rhine River, beginning April 30, roundtrip from Amsterdam.
These voyages showcase the once-in-a-decade Floriade Expo near Amsterdam, where the city and surrounding area transform with flora and greenery from across the globe. The voyage also visits Hoorn, Kinderdijk, Middleburg and Rotterdam, Netherlands, and Antwerp and Ghent, Belgium.
The popular seven-night "Romantic Rhine" and "Legendary Rhine" itineraries between Amsterdam and Basel, which Crystal Mahler will again offer from October through December of 2022 and are also featured on Crystal Bach and Crystal Debussy, feature overnights in Koblenz and Amsterdam; calls in Cologne, Rudesheim and Mannheim, Germany; and Strasbourg, France, as well as daylight cruising through the Rhine Gorge (Middle Rhine Valley).
Along the Moselle and Rhine rivers, one of the most breathtaking waterways in Europe, you can explore the legendary vineyards of the Mosel Wine Region. Five-night summertime "Rhine & Moselle Summer Escapes" voyages sail between Amsterdam and Trier, with late-night stays in the lovely wine villages of Cochem and Bernkastel; the UNESCO World Heritage City of Cologne; and overnights in Trier for exploration of Roman heritage sites or day trips to Luxembourg. From Trier, you can even extend your trip with optional two-night pre- or post-cruise land programs in Reims, France, the unofficial capital of the Champagne region. The land package includes sightseeing, tastings and transfers between Paris and Reims.
The new 10-night autumn "Splendors of the Rhine & Moselle" sails northbound and southbound departures between Amsterdam and Basel in September and October during peak harvest season in the vineyards. The voyages sail through the Middle Rhine Valley and UNESCO World Heritage-listed Rhine Gorge, with its storybook castles and rolling vineyards; wine valley cities of Cochem, Trier and Bernkastel (considered the epicenter of Riesling). You can also enjoy a day trip to charming Heidelberg and a visit to Koblenz, situated at the confluence of the two rivers.
Crystal Mahler offers longer luxury voyages with 14- and 16-night springtime "Magnificent Europe" and "Grand Europe" itineraries, which combine sailing along the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers. Beginning and ending with overnights in Amsterdam and Budapest, the river cruises offer immersive experiences throughout Germany's riverside towns of Cologne, Rudesheim (overnight), Miltenberg, Wurzburg, Nuremberg, Regensberg and Passau; Vienna (overnight) and Durnstein, Austria; and Bratislava, Slovakia.

Special Holiday River Cruises
Both Crystal Mozart and Crystal Mahler will offer special holiday sailings. Crystal Mozart's "Danube Holiday Wonders" voyage spends Christmas and Hannukah sailing roundtrip from Vienna, starting December 19, 2022, and visiting Melk and Linz, Austria; Bratislava, Slovakia; and Esztergom and Budapest, Hungary. The holiday cruise offers the chance to experience the magic of the region during the wintertime holidays. Also on Crystal Mozart, you can ring in the New Year aboard a "Spectacular Danube Holiday" voyage, embarking in Vienna on December 26, 2022, visiting Melk, Linz, Krems and Durnstein, Austria; Passau, Germany, and ending with two nights in Vienna for New Year's Eve celebrations in the capital of Austria.
Crystal Mahler will sail a new 10-night "Holidays on the Rhine" itinerary from Basel to Amsterdam on December 23, 2022, spending overnights in Strasbourg, Mannheim and Amsterdam (two nights) and exploring the winter wonderlands of Rudesheim, Cochem, Koblenz, Bernkastel, Trier and Cologne, Germany. You'll spend Christmas Eve in Strasbourg and can attend a midnight mass and Christmas Day in Mannheim. On New Year's Eve in Amsterdam, Crystal Mahler will be joined by Crystal Bach for a special celebration.

Spacious Suites and Sensational Service
The Crystal River Cruises fleet represents the most spacious ships sailing on Europe's rivers. The ships offer generously sized suites, expansive social spaces and open-air top Vista Decks. In addition to the newly dedicated suites for solo travelers, the all-suite Crystal Mozart sets the standard in European river cruising in several other ways, as the only ship to feature a wrap-around Promenade Deck, the largest spa and two fitness centers.
Crystal's Rhine Class ships -- including Crystal Mahler, Crystal Bach, Crystal Debussy and Crystal Ravel -- are the industry's only all-balcony, all-suite, butler-serviced vessels in Europe. All suites feature Panoramic Balcony Windows and walk-in closets, with most categories offering dual vanity bathrooms.
All Crystal's River ships feature private butler service in every room category, king-sized beds, deluxe toiletries, robes, slippers and wall-mounted flat-screen HD TVs. Additional enticing features include farm-to-table cuisine in multiple, open-seating eateries: the elegant Waterside Restaurant, Bistro cafe and Vintage Room. The Palm Court is the main lounge for entertainment, enrichment presentations and sweeping views of the riverside scenery. Crystal's attention to detail reaches ashore, as cruisers are transported on excursions in luxury motor coaches equipped with complimentary water and Wi-Fi for added convenience and comfort.

Thanks for reading,
JR

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Eight Awesome Expedition Experiences You'll Love for 2020

9/3/2019

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Antarctica // Courtesy Abercrombie & Kent

The Galapagos // Photos courtesy Silversea

By John Roberts
Active travel is our favorite travel, and because we just have to keep on moving, we try to ensure that we always have something to look forward to.
This means we keep our eyes open for new things to try. Next year, it will be all about the expeditions. We have traveled on dozens of cruises, and many of them came with elements of adventure or a strong expedition feel.
Within the next year, though, Colleen and I will be finally heading to two of the most remote regions of the world for a couple of true expeditions -- epic trips that have always ranked high on our wish lists.
In the next three years, more than 24 new expedition cruise ships will be launched, offering travelers more routes and opportunities to travel in style while exploring natural wonders all over the globe.
In this post, I will outline our two upcoming expeditions that will take us to Antarctica and the Galapagos, plus show you a batch of new ships and itineraries that you can look forward to in 2020.

Our First True Expeditions
We're heading to Antarctica with Abercrombie and Kent. This company has been a leader in combining luxury and adventure for five decades, and we'll be sailing and exploring in style on a Ponant expedition ship that carries just 200 passengers.
Abercrombie and Kent's classic expeditions to Antarctica start in Buenos Aires, Argentina. We'll spend a couple days in this vibrant city over the New Year's holiday before starting our cruise itinerary.
The voyage starts in Ushuaia -- the gateway to Antarctica at the end of the world -- and cruises through the Drake Passage before we reach the White Continent for time to spot unique ice formations, penguins, seals and other wildlife.
This type of trip requires more extensive preparation, mainly packing warm-weather clothes and having some sea sickness remedies in mind for the Drake Passage, which can be notoriously rough. We're quite excited though to undertake this adventure to such a remote and important region of the world.
In May, we'll be heading to another vital and fascinating destination: The Galapagos. We all know about the important wildlife diversity here, and we're going to explore this legendary archipelago with Silversea on its 100-passenger Silver Galapagos luxury ship.
The expedition will start with time in Quito, Ecuador, for a few days of hiking and other activities (we're organizing this stuff on our own). Then, we take a flight to Baltra, an island in the center of the Galapagos, to join Silver Galapagos and start our weeklong expedition. We'll sail to 15 different spots while swimming, snorkeling, going on nature walks and hiking to spy blue footed boobies, marine iguanas, giant tortoises, sea lions, penguins and so much more.
The cruise ends in San Cristobal before we fly back to Guayaquil on the mainland to start our trip back home. This Galapagos adventure will be incredible for the photography opportunities and chances to interact with wildlife in their natural and unspoiled environment.

Ships to Look Forward To
Aside from the two trips we have in the works, there are a number of new experiences coming online. A slate of brand-new expedition ships will give active travelers a way to mix their adventures with a side of luxury.
The new Scenic Eclipse has just debuted as an ultra-luxury, all-inclusive expedition ship. Scenic calls the vessel a discovery yacht, and the innovative ship carries 228 passengers in 114 suites. The elegant decor complements the rugged voyages passengers can take to the polar regions and destinations all over the map on Scenic's first ocean ship.
Scenic Eclipse has 10 distinct dining options and features two helicopters, a six-person submarine, heated pool with retractable roof, fitness studios, spa, hot tubs and snorkeling and scuba equipment.
Another luxury expedition cruise option coming in 2020, Crystal Endeavor will sail with up to 200 passengers on itineraries all over the world. The vessel will have a polar class rating that allows it to break ice and reach locations other luxury expedition yachts can't reach.
The ship also is unique in the extras that you can enjoy during your adventure. Crystal Endeavor offers butler service, Michelin-style dining, a glass-enclosed Solarium with pool and hot tub, casino and spa and fitness center. It also carries two helicopters and a seven-person submersible vehicle.
Lindblad Expeditions' new National Geographic Endurance is coming in early 2020 and will carry up to 126 passengers on polar expeditions. The ship is named to honor famed explorer Ernest Shackleton and the Endurance ship on which he set sail in 1914 to the Antarctic.
National Geographic Endurance has more than 10,000 square feet of glass and a special bow design enabling unparalleled scenic viewing as you sail. It's built to be a home base while you visit the world's most remote regions. Expert guides will lead the way with a variety of tools for adventure, such as cross-country skis, kayaks, hydrophones, underwater video cameras, a remotely operated vehicle, a video microscope and a helicopter landing platform. The ship also features a spa, yoga studio, sauna, fitness center, infinity-style hot tubs and multiple dining options.
Silversea is bringing a bold new luxury ship to the Galapagos. Silver Origin will carry 100 passengers for all-inclusive exploration of the Galapagos. The ship will offer eight Zodiac skiffs, expert guides, floor-to-ceiling views, an Observation and Stargazing Platform and two restaurants featuring authentic Ecuadorian cuisine.

New Itineraries
Among the new 2020 expedition experiences that have us excited are new itineraries added by UnCruise Adventures, one of our favorite small-ship lines. UnCruise is expanding its lineup of destinations with trips that now give travelers opportunities to explore Colombia, Guatemala and Belize -- in addition to existing expeditions in Alaska, Costa Rica, Panama, Coastal Washington, the Columbia and Snake Rivers, Sea of Cortez and Hawaii.
UnCruise's new voyages:
Colombia and Panama
The line's 66-passenger Safari Voyager sails three trips on a new weeklong Colombia and Panama "Coral, Jungles, Canal" itinerary between Cartagena and Panama City (or reverse) in October. On the trip, you will transit the Panama Canal, meet native Guna and Embera people and visit two UNESCO World Heritage sites -- the Darien Jungle and the colonial walled city of Cartagena.
Belize and Guatemala
Six departures on a new weeklong adventure cruise explores the beaches and jungles of Belize and Guatemala. Safari Voyager sails in this region October to December and offers the opportunity to snorkel Belize's Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, seek out marine life, venture up the Monkey River and explore Mayan historical sites.

We think this array of expedition experiences will appeal to all of you adventure-seekers out there. Which ones do you like?
Thanks for reading,
JR

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