Tile-work art was applied to a wall alongside the pool.

Because the air was frigid, all the chairs stood empty, and awaited warmer days.

Those few brave folk that dared to sit outside, all were bundled up to protect themselves from the cold.

The Trident Grill was under an overhang opposite the pool. It offered: "Traditional Beefburgers," or "Cheeseburgers," or "Veggie Burger," or "Chicken Breast," or "Jumbo Hot Dog," or "Beef knockwurst," or "Bratwurst," and "French Fries."

A man waited for a burger to be cooked and served to him for free.

The foredeck pool viewed from inside looking toward the stern.

Kids were the only ones brave (or foolish) enough to swim that day under the cold and wind.

The deck above the pool was also absent people because the day was so cold.

Tables were stacked on the upper deck and awaited demand.

A full bar was available on that upper deck, but the tables and chairs were empty.

Rough seas caused the water in the pool to slosh from one end to the other, for the great amusement of several children.