Kirbyfication, which looks
like this on Norwegian Sea, is only one transformation, although if you asked me to personify and interpret, I’d say Norwegian looks positively
mortified in these fotos. “OMG!! I can’t bear bare . . .
myself, can’t bear to see this,” she seems to say.
Here’s the changes from Barbara C (October 2010) to
Arabian Sea sand stack decorations (March 2012) to
Others, like Miss Yvette take things much more in stride from here (third foto down) to June 2011
Heron transforms from this March 2011 foto to
this one last week. And a year from now, as she plys waters off Equatorial Guinea . . . what will that look like?
Sun Road was clearly not always known that way, although
one of my sources was of no value.
For a thrilling transformation story, check out The Skipper & the Eagle, which relates how Horst Wessel became Eagle back in 1946.
If you like to hear Jefferson Airplane, click here: their lyric based on a John Wyndham sci-fi novel goes “Life is change. How it differs from the rocks . . .”
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May 21, 2012 at 9:59 pm
Ken
I really like that picture of the Eagle.
May 22, 2012 at 6:48 am
Paul B.
Looks like it was “Ever Royal” under the new nameplate.
May 22, 2012 at 8:58 am
tugster
It makes me wonder what the backstory is when there’s what appears a hasty and unceremonious name change.