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"   We have sailed 4,953 nautical miles from steamy pre-Carnival Rio to the chilly waters of Tierra del Fuego and on to the warm and welcoming Valparaiso, Chile. We climbed aboard buses, jeeps, cable cars, chair lifts, steam trains and small planes to catch a daily glimpse of South America&amp;#039;s splendor. I loved seeing the Falkland Island penguins, the Torres del Paine flamingos and the Canal Beagle sea lions and cormorants.   I will always remember the pastel-colored houses of Montevideo, the tango dancers of Buenos Aires, the frontier feel of Ushuaia and the seaside park in Port Stanley.    I had begun to feel quite cozy and comfortable aboard Insignia.There is something to be said for simply showing up for three, incredible meals a day and angsting over whether to head to the gym before or after lunch on sea days.  I was inspired by the gifted lecturers, the talented musicians and the generous and cheerful crew members who bolstered each day with their expertise.  I will miss the cheery voice of Cruise Director Leslie Jon announcing the day&amp;#039;s activities and the welcome knock of someone delivering room service.  Indeed, it was a grand adventure at sea. But, as always, there is no place like home. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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