Do you happen to recall if you noticed any Gluten free choices on the buffets? My wife has Celiac disease so it is not a choice for her. I will be contacting the cruise line to let them know as I understand they are quite accommodating as long as they know in advance but typically for main dining room only.@@ftbeat
@@ftbeat So glad to hear. I was afraid we wouldn't get to see your Edinburgh or Paris stops! My family will be doing the June '24 sailing on Regal Princess as well. Thank you so much for your insight!
Just found your channel. Glad you had a good time. I watched your part 1 video and now this one. wow you certainly got around! Please don't forget though that London is NOT England. I hope you come back as there is SO much more to see. Thanks for the video.
@@ftbeat I could go on and on but to keep it short, I would suggest the Lake District, all the older towns and castles, the West country (Cornwall, Devon, Somerset), the Cotswolds, Jurassic coast. That should keep you going for about a month :)
I used to love a stroll through the park or along a river, on a Sunday, then settle into a chair by the fire before devouring a Sunday Roast! Lamb is what you should order in the UK.. I never really had that meat before living there - so tender! Glad you enjoyed it, the picture doesn't look great??
We adored London and will be back. Probably for a longer stay. I heard the lamb there was a little gamey, I’ll have to try it. And thank you for watching!!!
