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| Deck nine had loads of seating, several pools, hot tubs, observation platforms and bars – it was a go-to deck for activities. |
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| This is the ninth-deck pool in the center of the ship. Shadows in this photo obscure glass walls under the raised deck. |
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| This is the ninth-deck pool at the back of the ship. Here, we hot-tubbed, sunned, drank, socialized and soaked in the views. |
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| And what views they were! Day in, day out, the Queen sailed past scenes like the one shown here. |
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| Walls of plaques, commemorating the Queen's ports of call, lead the way to the Commodore bar near the front of the ship. |
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| Also near the Commadore bar, lovely models detailed various Cunard ships. |
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Here is the Commadore bar at the ship's bow. Beautiful, but more revealing of the ship's movement than bars at the stern.
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