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Queen Victoria
at Rotterdam, December 12, 2007 |
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On December
10, 2007, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, officially named Queen
Victoria in the vessel's homeport
of Southampton. A day later the ship left on her maiden
voyage and first called at the Dutch port of Rotterdam. |
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Official
portrait of Camilla |
Ship model |
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As thousands
of shivering Cunard guests were sent off to see windmills and
tulips we set foot on the brand new Queen Victoria and
were pleasantly surprised by her warm, intimate atmosphere and
distinct touch of class. |
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December 12, 2007: Queen Victoria at Rotterdam,
Netherlands |
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Closely
following the design of Holland America's Vista-class ships
and with interiors designed in-house by Princess Cruises,
Cunard's new Queen has not escaped Carnival Corporation's
cookie cutter. But by using more classy and timeless
materials, the design team have come up with a distinct
"Cunard style".
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