From that trip, many good-natured arguments ensued over the merits of each ride. There were tours of the ship all day, with the cadets on watch showing visitors the bridge, anchor gear, and many interesting items throughout the upper decks. Though the morning weather was threatening, Sunday also turned out to be a very nice day. Those who went to visit Busch Gardens were treated to small crowds and short lines. As the last cadets found their way to the ship late that night, everyone was sad to leave, but glad to be on the final leg of cruise.
Home is defined as an establishment of one's own family or comfort.
After two months of sailing the Atlantic, and discovering our potential as mariners, we are on our way back to Fort Schuyler, Everyone on board is ecstatic that we are on our last leg, out of Norfolk, and down and around Bermuda. It's been a tiring trip, with a lot of hard work. Now, we are all looking forward to a relaxing summer. Many of the cadets enjoyed Virginia Beach. Other cadets took tours of the Naval Base, and good nightspots.