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#UTPCruise - Day 6 we were tendered in Akaroa, New Zealand where I spent the day with penguins and sheep. Paul Blake gave the feature talk that evening:
New Zealand sheep checking out their Irish roots with the help of Paul Blake #UTPCruise Unlock The Past pic.twitter.com/aKfUGGbEAU
— Louis Kessler (@louiskessler) February 19, 2016
Day 7 was Dunedin, New Zealand, where we visited Botanical Gardens, a magnificent historic house, and a wonderful museum with a Sir Edmund Hillary display and artifacts. In the evening, Janet Russell presented “Women under the Common Law”.
Day 8 we travelled through three breathtaking fiords of New Zealand: Dusky Sound, Doubtful Sound and Milford Sound, followed by Jan Gow’s talk.
The 10th genealogy #UTPCruise now in spectacular Milford Sound, wettest place in New Zealand, but nary a cloud pic.twitter.com/UGiUtg1Hbc
— Louis Kessler (@louiskessler) February 21, 2016
Jan Gow is premiering her "Gadget Janet" presentation on the 10th Unlock The Past genealogy cruise #UTPCruise pic.twitter.com/KTkD6pnTEZ
— Louis Kessler (@louiskessler) February 21, 2016
Day 9: Finally a full day at sea allowing a full slate of 8 talks, including my 2nd talk which was on Using Life Events and Ages.
Judy Russell, the Legal Genealogist, talking about the Scoundrels in her family at the 10th genealogy #UTPCruise pic.twitter.com/yOQSgFTuzF
— Louis Kessler (@louiskessler) February 22, 2016
I also had an announcement:
I'm giving all 10th Unlock The Past genealogy cruise participants #UTPCruise a free lifetime license for Behold. https://t.co/8I84UD2JVd
— Louis Kessler (@louiskessler) February 22, 2016
That evening, we had a rather exciting panel about “Future Proofing Your Genealogy”. Interesting and very different opinions on this. My ideas seem to be a bit different from everyone else’s and I’ll have to present them in a future blog post.
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