We took this picture of ourselves in our cabin using the self-timer feature on the camera. I've had the thing for years, and I think this was the first time I've ever used the feature.

Diane learned how to line dance to "Cotton Eyed Joe" on the stage in the Caribbean Lounge.

I earned my very first Carnival Victory First Award (lovingly referred to as the "Solid 24 Karat Gold Plastic Ship On A Stick") and this picture frame for getting a perfect score in the "Ultimate Mind Game" in the Coral Seas Cafe.

After catching breakfast, Diane & I head down to catch a tender boat which will take us ashore. Grand Cayman was the only port where we had pre-booked an excursion, a tour of the island.

After a slow walk of a quarter mile or so, we reach the buses where we will split into smaller groups. I didn't know it at this moment, but that's the driver for our particular bus in the background.

First stop on the tour... Hell! Perhaps Grand Cayman's most popular inside joke, the town is named for these rock formations that resemble what hell must look like, according to a visiting dignitary.

What's the second-most touristy thing to do in Hell? This definitely has my vote.

Ah ha, here we have the number one touristy thing to do in Hell... buy "Wish You Were Here" postcards postmarked from Hell and send them to your friends!

And appropriately, as we were all leaving Hell, I realized that I'd forgotten to take a proper picture of the welcome sign.