Cruising Ducks - How It All Began – A Modern Twist of Hide and Seek
During spring break in 2018 Abby Davis, at age 11 went on a 7 day cruise out of Galveston, Texas. She asked her mother if she could bring along some ducks for their trip. They brought 50 ducks for their 7 day trip and hid 7 ducks a day in various locations on their cruise ship, The Carnival Breeze. People of all ages found the ducks and had fun while doing so. Abby actually met a girl on the trip who told Abby how she was finding hidden ducks.
In a year’s time this movement has taken on a life of its own far beyond, surely what little Abby imagined it could possibly become. Many cruisers report, while preparing for their trip, assembling upwards of 100 ducks they planned to bring and hide on their upcoming cruise.
The entire purpose behind hiding these ducks on cruise ships is a way to spread a smile to other cruisers. Gratification nor praise is sought in doing so. It is the sincere hope of the hider of this duck you have found that you have had fun in a modern twist of hide and seek.
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This particular duck you have found is a Mexican Mariachi who has joined IVy (age 7) and Ainnir (age 5), grand-children to Nokoma, on board the Carnival Breeze for a 7 day Caribbean cruise along with their grandfather, parents, great-grandfather and Nonnie.
The origins of this duck began as a swag in a New York State Parks Summer Geocache Challenge at Grafton Lake State Park where he was found by Nokoma and brought along on the Carnival Breeze to continue his adventures.
We departed Cape Canaveral, Florida on April 13, 2019.
We hope you had a wonderful vacation and thank you for taking the time to come here to let us know of your find.
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