Total Eclipse on Oasis of the Seas

Seafaring is a job that many young people dream of, but few have the courage to follow their dreams.
Many are attracted by the material rewards of the job, the chance to see places that others don't even think of, the sense of adventure that comes with days and nights spent on the world's oceans and seas.
On Monday, August 21, traveler's across North America were rushing for a prime view of the total solar eclipse, a celestial event 99 years in the making.
People from across the country planned trips for the narrow swath of land in the path of totality-the 70 or so miles where the entirety of the eclipse would be visible.