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Tiger

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7th Aug 11 at 16:56

http://www.cargoshipvoyages.com/

I actually think it would be pretty cool to do a trip like this!

fazza

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7th Aug 11 at 17:00

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Whether a Cargo ship has 1 or 101 passengers onboard, it will still sail and use just as much fuel, making your journey almost completely 'carbon neutral'.

Does look cool, not sure the missus would be too keen

Tiger

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7th Aug 11 at 17:03

£1200 from UK to south america, nearly a month at sea.

fazza

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7th Aug 11 at 17:03

no pictures of the cabins etc though is there? or am i being a tard and cant find them

Tiger

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7th Aug 11 at 17:17

I imagine they'll be pretty basic, some of the ships have outdoor pools though!

SXi_Tim

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7th Aug 11 at 17:25

That looks like a proper idea, just need 35 days off and £4k

oceansoul

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7th Aug 11 at 17:28

They did something like that on one of them around the world type shows. Two of the presenters sailed from America to UK. Like 25 odd days or something.

John

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7th Aug 11 at 17:29

Not sure I get the point?

I was expecting it to be about £100.

SXi_Tim

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7th Aug 11 at 17:33

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Originally posted by John
Not sure I get the point?

I was expecting it to be about £100.

I thought this, get a bit more money out and you could be on a carribean cruise, without 'seawater' pools

pow

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7th Aug 11 at 17:52

Dont get it

Nath

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7th Aug 11 at 17:54

No deal.

Paul_J

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7th Aug 11 at 18:31

quote:
Originally posted by John
Not sure I get the point?

I was expecting it to be about £100.

Yeah I thought the same...

Probably cheaper to fly direct, so the only thing I can tell you get from this experience is inconvenience being stuck at sea for a month?