James Taylor Aboard Cunard's Queen Mary 2 (Part 1)
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Editorial Summary
James Taylor describes his experience boarding the Queen Mary 2, which he identifies as a twenty-six story ocean liner. He explains that he is traveling with his band, crew, and various pieces of equipment to begin a European tour. Taylor notes that the passage on Cunard allows his group to rehearse while at sea. The voyage serves as a family adventure, as his mother, wife, and children are all in attendance. He characterizes the group as a traveling circus that is turning the trip into a work and holiday hybrid. Taylor reflects on the historical nature of ocean liners, recalling his first experience on a Holland America line ship in 1957 when he was nine years old. He describes the difficulty his mother faced traveling to Europe with five children and expresses his appreciation for the scale of the journey. He concludes that traveling by ocean liner provides a unique sense of the distance traveled and the miles covered during the crossing.
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this is a 26 story ship huge the world's largest ocean liner
we're going to make this passage and card has made it uh possible for us to rehearse at Sea
it's the beginning of a European tour for us and but a fantastic adventure for my whole family
it's a Wonderful way to go across it gives you a sense of the of the distance you know
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