Talk:Scotia Prince Cruises

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I distincly remember the BOLERO. She had twin stacks. I have a photo with BOLERO on one of the hats we were wearing. I do not remember her being renamed. Do you have more information about this?

Also, I remember the EVANGELINE II, not the "MARINE EVANGELINE". She was a small open-plan aft RO-RO. I rode her once. Do you have more information on this?

Also, the BLUENOSE was replaced in the 1970's with the BLUENOSE II. I have changed the article accordingly.

Finally, the ship that replaced both the BOLERO and the PRINCE OF FUNDY was *not* the FREEPORT; rather, it was the CARIBE. Of this I am poitively certain. I even worked many years later with the former Chief Engineer. So I have changed the article.

Who bought the M/S Scotia Prince in 2007? I couldn't find any mention of the buyer(s). 204.52.215.107 19:17, 12 October 2007 (UTC)Reply

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