Crafting the World at Sea: My First Try at Globemaking on Queen Mary 2
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So, you've decided to let me try my hand at at least one element of globe making.
And you think that the sharp blade is the the way to go? I think this is definitely the best start.
Okay, now be super careful. It is so sharp.
And actually, you've done as well as him.
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Hand making globes! That's the perfect way to bookend a Cunard Transatlantic Crossing from New York to England. Once we arrived in London, we stopped by Bellerby & Co Globemakers, the only bespoke makers of globes to get our heads wrapped ***around*** what a world that's over 70% water looks like on a handmade globe. They even let me try my hand to see just how delicate and difficult this almost-lost art of globemaking really is! How did it go? Watch here... and watch more of my adventures on World's Greatest Cruises on your local PBS Station! #WorldsGreatestCruises #Cunard #QueenMary2 #LuxuryCruising #TransatlanticCrossing #CruiseExperiences #BucketListTravel