Don't know that I agree with this. We went on a cruise last year, and even had a balcony. But there was very little room to move around in our cabin. If I had to guess, there was probably only about 30-40 square feet of floor space (by that I mean space not occupied with furniture where you could actually stand), which isn't much, particularly for three people. It would definitely be a hardship to be confined to quarters for two weeks, even with a balcony.
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Don't know that I agree with this. We went on a cruise last year, and even had a balcony. But there was very little room to move around in our cabin. If I had to guess, there was probably only about 30-40 square feet of floor space (by that I mean space not occupied with furniture where you could actually stand), which isn't much, particularly for three people. It would definitely be a hardship to be confined to quarters for two weeks, even with a balcony.
Neither are ideal though when you are looking at a disease with a fecal transmission factor.
Kinda like being in jail, with better food.
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This is what you need to do when aboard a boat with a marine toilet. Many don't handle toilet paper well so you are not supposed to flush it.
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Well they’re in place at the BOQ at Miramar. I told him if he can manage an escape and get to the flight line, I want pictures of my old workplace, hangar 6. Google earth shows the ramp full of tilt rotors, which used to be full of Hawkeyes.