Cruising under Incheon Bridge (part 2)

Let the excitement begin. It's just concrete, some may say. But...let put aside any thought but our simple and sheer joy of being on ship that would take us in this trip in the first place. Now..we came closer to see the Incheon Bridge. 

Some couples indeed made the best use of the moment to share their stories. With this backdrop or frontdrop(?)^-^ they were like absorbed into their own worlds only they knew existed. (oh..my..what am I rambling about???) 

Ok..let me get serious. This is the Incheon Bridge that spans about 21 km long. Hmm it IS huge. That's why I deliberately took a snapshot like this so as to make it look cute.^^ 

While young unmarried couples held their arms in enjoying the moment, the old one was just standing a bit apart while doing so. ^-^ 

But...the view was just as breathtaking....(I assume;) 

Ok...let me get serious again..: This is just when we were crossing underneath the Incheon Bridge. In reality this would look so massive, though.

Once again..I took a snapshot like this so as to make it 'cute'. 

Oh..what a tiny little adorable bridge you are.  

The clear water with a perfect blue sky ....melted into....mesmerized into the concrete construction of this massive Incheon Bridge was a captivating sight to behold. 

Especially when the seagulls kept on following us all along. 

This gave me another surreal feeling of it-is-a-good-thing-that-we-booked-the-trip. 

For what? To experience all of this.  

Not everyday that we could see and feel the breeze of the open sea.. 

Even when it only lasted for 90-minute.

The traces of the water gave us a point of what to expect next...

The 'Show' on Venus Cruise

 

An attempt to entertain its guest passengers on board the Venus Cruise, the crews had their share of showing off what they had to offer. First, there were these dancers who staged a cabaret-style number. 

Eyra got a little scared of what she saw....no..not scared..she's just having 'oh-no-oh-no'that kind of feeling...since... 

this one-man show from China performed on stage. Basically what he did was making fun of ceramics by tossing them around and spinning them around in every move imaginable or at times unimaginable.  

It may look so trivial for adults..but for kids..this stole their moment, especially they were sitting in the first row. 

Then..a Chinese Mask Dance with its how-she-did-that amazement on display. She changed the masks in different colors countless of times that we were simply dazzled by its sheer simplicity.

Then there was this belly dance(?) in peacock-feather outfit that ...well..considering the size of the stage and the scale of the show...was enough to give a highlight of what a cruise with a show was all about. It's not a cruise-stopper or anything, but if you thought that paying 15,000 Won you got nothing but the sea view, you'd better get down to the first floor of the cruise and take a peep of what the show offers: that's my tip. Or..if you are an outdoor person and does not need this kind-of-show, just stay on the top of the deck and enjoy the scenery.

As for us, we got to make sure that we could enjoy the whole experience of this Venus Cruise. Now let's go back to the 2nd floor of the cruise ship and continue our experience of seeing the view....

"Wait..are you dancing, girls?":=)

On Board the Venus Cruise (part 1)

Freya:"The wind's blowing so hard, Daddy..palli..palli" 

Yes, we're on the upper deck and of course the wind's blowing fast enough to fly my hat... 

Why don't we take pictures here as well? 

After all, it's what we came here for, right? Taking memorable moments while we could. 

My verdict: Eyra and Freya would ask me again as to whether we could take a cruise again.  

Because even on board the cruise, they still did what they started to like doing: feeding the birds that kept on following where the ferry went to. 

I bought them the shrimp crackers for them to throw away into/feed the birds. 

Seemingly Surreal Pictures at Sea (part 2)

 

Tiny cars lined up on a ferry with black dots of birds swirling around the propelling ferry into the far-flung sea. A toy-like ship toyed above the sea. 

We were passing this ferry at a speed so fast that I got to take the moment of capturing this cute little ferry. Though it was not small in reality, it does look small in this picture..making it one of the surreal pictures I took during vacation. 

This one looks so so..but let me post it here anyway.