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Tayana42 · 31-12-2018, 15:45

To all Cruisers everywhere on the eve of the New Year:

May the hinges of friendship never rust, nor the wings of love lose a feather.

And remember a New Year’s resolution is something that goes in one Year and out the other.

IslandHopper · 31-12-2018, 16:09

And to you and everyone else, although we are already there down here

Argyle38 · 31-12-2018, 16:52

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Originally Posted by IslandHopper

And to you and everyone else, although we are already there down here

Woah! You're like, from the future!

SV Bacchus · 31-12-2018, 18:29

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Originally Posted by Argyle38

Woah! You're like, from the future!

Or, EGADS!!!!, we are from the past!

**JPA Cate** · 31-12-2018, 21:32

Happy New Year, Guys, whether it be today or tomorrow. Let us all have healthy, prosperous, and joyous new years: welcome, 2019!

Ann

Tillsbury · 31-12-2018, 21:54

Happy New Year everyone. I can report it was quite a nice warm day, as in five hours it’ll be the 2nd

belizesailor · 31-12-2018, 22:28

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Originally Posted by IslandHopper

And to you and everyone else, although we are already there down here [emoji2]

We were recenty in Sydney, so tonight looked at the fireworks in Sydney Harbor online...Wow, what a show!

Happy New Year! From 6,300' at Mount Totumas Cloud Forest Lodge, Panama. From here we can see the Pacific Ocean and all the small communities in between setting off their fireworks tonight.

steve77 · 31-12-2018, 22:36

Happy New Year y’all!

tp12 · 01-01-2019, 00:18

Happy New Year all. I took some video from my balcony of the Sydney fireworks last night. I'll have a crack at posting it but I'm sure it's too big...hold fast

tp12 · 01-01-2019, 00:23

Yeah, sorry. Video is too big. I've attached a friend's pic from Lane Cove (I think) and also added a pic from my balcony watching the water police head out for the start of the Sydney to Hobart, for a comparison. The buildings to the right in the water police shot are in Barangaroo, in the city. The sailing boat in the foreground is the Sydney 36 I've raced on for the last four years.