We've talked about this before cashy, I'm with you, can't beat cruising110 days sounds about right to methats simple a world cruise 110 days.![]()


For 6 numbers, why stop at 12 months?...5 numbers and the bonus..![]()
)Cashman you have it in one.thats simple a world cruise 110 days.![]()
JB do you know if Stiling Castle lines were a kin to Union Castle Lines as the later was a South African Company, I went on two cruises back in the 60s on the SS Rena Del Mar, which was owned by Union Castle.Cashman you have it in one.
I’ve never been on a world cruise or any cruise for that matter. The nearest I got was the 13 days trip to Capetown and back with the Stirling Line. RMS Stirling Castle going out and RMS Athlone Castle coming home with a stop off at the Canary Islands. Las Palmas going out and Madeira coming home. It was almost like a cruise. Personal cabin steward. On board entertainment nightly. Swimming pool, deck games, bars and restaurants and even shops. Not on a grand scale but a rum and coke or brandy and dry tastes the same wherever you drink it.
I guess that you can’t count the several years of ‘cruising’ with the “Grey Funnel Line”. Warships don’t really count as ‘cruise ships’.
The Stirling castle has the same livery, but the Transvale Castle looks more lie the Rena Del Mar, I've bean trying to find some photos I have somewhere, but I'm not having to much luckYou’re right, now that you come to mention it, it was the Union Castle Line. It’s an age/memory thing.
The Rena Del Mar was the company flagship after they dumped RMMV Transvaal Castle as the flagship. Or was it the RMMV Pretoria Castle?
Stirling Castle – Transvaal Castle. Grey Funnel Line – HMS Alamein.

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