Utah’s famous license plate landmark, Delicate Arch, sits on the edge of a spiral rock wishing well, a massive replica of those that you throw a coin into at the mall. Hike the 1.5 miles to the rim just before sunset to watch the orange sandstone vibrantly light up as the arch perfectly frames the snow-capped mountains in the distance.
Embracing tea time on Cunard vessels.
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No Cunard sailing is complete without a night at the Royal Court Theatre.
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Passengers can expect fine dining throughout the Cunard vessels.
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A suite on the ‘Queen Victoria’
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Queen Elizabeth on ‘Queen Elizabeth 2,’ the vessel she christened in 1967.
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The original Queen Mary, predecessor of the Queen Mary 2 that was christened by Queen Elizabeth.
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Learn a new (sparring) skill.
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No Cunard sailing is complete without a night at the Royal Court Theatre.
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The Queen Elizabeth suite on the vessel of the same name.
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Passengers dance the night away in the Queens Room on the Queen Mary 2.
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Those staying in Queens Grill suites have exclusive access to Queens Grill dining.
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The Queen Elizabeth suite on the vessel of the same name.
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Learn a new (sparring) skill.
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No Cunard sailing is complete without a night at the Royal Court Theatre.
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Embracing tea time on Cunard vessels
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Passengers dance the night away in the Queens Room on the ‘Queen Mary 2.’
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Those staying in Queens Grill suites have exclusive access to Queens Grill dining.
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Nature's Frame at Delicate Arch
Utah’s famous license plate landmark, Delicate Arch, sits on the edge of a spiral rock wishing well, a massive replica of those that you throw a coin into at the mall. Hike the 1.5 miles to the rim just before sunset to watch the orange sandstone vibrantly light up as the arch perfectly frames the snow-capped mountains in the distance.
The Fiery Furnace
The US national parks are all wonderful, but the ones in Utah are the most diverse and amazing. Each one is different with dramatic rock formations and ecosystems. Arches Park is full of sandstone that has been weathered into arches, deep gorges, open valleys, and winding canyons. The Fiery Furnace (pictured) is a catacomb of rock, easy to get lost in, and hotter than blazes in the summertime. The town of Moab is nearby with good restaurants and hotels, campgrounds are available inside and outside the park, and you can go on river tours or kayak on the mighty Colorado river which runs right past the city. Fall is the best time to go. The winds are mere breezes, there are fewer people, and the temperatures are perfect. Always take twice the water you think you’ll need if you go hiking!
Magic Tree in Moab
While hiking around in Arches National Park, my husband and I came across this tree. The branches seemed to be magically casting a smoke-like pattern into the clouds that just begged to be photographed. It also holds a special place in my heart because it was in this Park that my husband proposed - a day earlier.
