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Broadcasting from the Cruise Radio Studios in Jacksonville, Florida. This is Cruise Radio. Hey, I'm Matt Baskford. Hey, and I'm Doug Parker. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter at cruiseradio.net. On this show, we'll talk to travel writer Sherry Laskin, and Paul Motter from cruisemates.com. We'll talk to them both about cruising solo. Before we get to

Stewart, quick note, our own Doug Parker was quoted again, this time in the Florida Times

Union, a recent article about carnival's itineraries out of Jacksonville. So check out that article

at cruiseradio.net. Now, Stuart Sheeron, the Cruise guy, is here. Hello, Stuart. Hey, Matt,

Hey, Doug. Hey, Doug.

Hey, man.

Getting right to it.

As we always do.

The celebrity silhouette. You were just on it. How was it?

Well, I'll tell you, the other three celebrity solstles, class ships were amazing.

Silhouette was a, made some really incredible improvements, which really just set the set the ship

off into the stratosphere the main difference that that they had was they removed the

glass blowing shop that was on the top of the ship right off the lawn club.

Yeah.

And they put in a lawn club grill.

Now, we're not talking about a grill that you'd have in your backyard, but there are

grills.

And so essentially you have this really nice dining area that is open air.

And, you know, you actually have a, a you know person or persons from your table

one person will can go and make flat bread you're kind of like flatbread pizzas and put

whatever you want on it right and then then your chicken your fish your steaks your kebabs

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