100INFORMATIONWASH INSTRUCTIONSCARE INSTRUCTIONS FOR NIKE TEAM SPORTS APPAREL PRODUCT????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????clothes, the better your results will be. Don't allow mud or stains to set. Do not ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????stains can develop. The sooner you pre-treat and launder the stained clothes, the better the results will be.If a stain is not removed in washing: 1. Do not dry it. Dryer heat will set the stain. 2. Soak the stain in a pre-wash. In the case of severe staining it may be necessary to apply a stain remover directly to the affected area. Then launder again. 3. Do not dry a garment until the stain is removed because dryer heat will set the stain. Once stain is removed launder as per usual custom. CARE DEFINITIONSPre-treat heavily soiled spots. Apply undiluted laundry detergent with a bleach alternative.Pre-soak heavy stains. Soak stained items in a plastic bucket or laundry tub with the warmest water safe for the fabric and a good laundry detergent for one to three hours. Sensitive stains should be rinsed in cold water, and then washed with a non-chlorine bleach product.Pre-wash: Used for heavily soiled garments. Run through the pre-wash cycle with the recommended amount of detergent. When wash cycle is complete, drain the pre-wash solution and launder in the hottest water recommended by the manufacturer.10 Telephone 01473 742424 or contact your travel agentCarrying around 900 passengers, the 24,000-tonne Braemar is stylish and modern. The public rooms feature polished wood, gleaming brass fittings, subtle lighting and attractive fabrics, while the stunning five-deck atrium gives the vessel a very light and spacious ambience. As with all of our ships, Braemar has everything you need to enjoy your leisure time on board. The comfortable Morning Light Pub is a great place to relax with friends and the Observatory Lounge offers spectacular views out over the bow of the ship, whilst enjoying a pre-dinner drink. There is a choice of stylish places to eat. You can choose informal dining in Palms Café, while on the Main Deck the Thistle Restaurant offers an ever-changing fine dining menu. On the Marquee Deck, the Grampian Restaurant offers the same menu as the Thistle, whilst providing a more intimate setting for formal dining. Braemar's Arts & Crafts Room is where activities are hosted during the special-interest cruises that are a regular feature of the vessel's annual programme. There are also two fine open-air swimming pools, with a poolside bar, twin jacuzzis and even a paddling pool. During 2011 and 2012, Braemar will cruise to the Norwegian fjords, the Canary Islands and the Baltic. It will also visit a number of important Mediterranean destinations and over the winter she will cross the Atlantic to be the host ship for our highly popular fly-cruises around the Caribbean.The Oriental-styled Secret Garden Café is the place for an informal meal, while more formal dining can be enjoyed in the Tintagel and Four Seasons restaurants. Both have fine displays of original landscape and botanical paintings. These are also on show in the Heligan Room, named after the stunning "lost gardens" which have been recreated in Cornwall (which can be visited on Boudicca's Around-UK cruise). On the Lounge Deck are two Jacuzzis, an exercise pool and a large swimming pool - in fine weather a poolside buffet is available at mealtimes. There is an additional circular pool on Marquee Deck. The 28,000-tonne Boudicca carries around 800 passengers and operates out of several UK ports: the ports of Greenock (for Glasgow) and Liverpool have recently been added to the existing departure ports of Rosyth (for Edinburgh), Newcastle, Portsmouth and Southampton. During 2011 and 2012 she will operate cruises to the Canaries, Mediterranean, Scandinavia, the Baltic and around the UK.An informal meal in Braemar's stylish Grampian restaurant, below. Boudicca at sea, below right.Traditional deck games, including shuffle board are a feature of most Fred Olsen ships, as here on Black Watch, right.Boudicca was originally designed for world cruising and this is reflected in its high proportion of large cabins and suites - many of which have sea views - and its spacious environment. This ambience is emphasized by the large windows in the elegant public rooms. These also offer fabulous sea views which can be enjoyed in the ship's restaurants, or simply while relaxing with a drink.

www.fredolsencruises.co.uk 11good, the place to be is on the Marquee Deck at the stern of the ship where there is a swimming pool with a poolside bar, and two Jacuzzis. There is also a pool and two jacuzzis on Lounge Deck, along with a poolside café and bar.Sleek and elegant, Black Watch has the intimate and sophisticated ambience for which all cruise ships were once famous - and which is still the hallmark of the Fred. Olsen fleet. At just over 28,000 tonnes and carrying around 750 passengers, it is the perfect size to retain this traditional feeling, something which some other cruise fleets have lost. Based in Southampton, Black Watch will cruise to a wide range of destinations during 2011 and 2012. Destinations include the Scandinavian fjords, the Baltic capitals, and the eastern Mediterranean, as well as two magnificent Grand Voyages.This is the third ship to bear the name Black Watch since the first joined the Fred. Olsen fleet in 1938. This vessel - sister ship to Boudicca - underwent a refurbishment of the ship's public areas in late 2009. On the Lounge Deck a new casual dining area, the Braemar Garden, was created to offer seating for more than 120 passengers, with elegant new soft furnishings, a stylish bar and a buffet area.As on our other ships, the Observatory Lounge offers a relaxing place for a pre-dinner drink while enjoying spectacular sea views. The smaller Orchid Room, is off the Glentanar Restaurant and is also used for formal dining. The Neptune Lounge and Piper's Bar are great places to relax with friends, while when the weather is Traditional Afternoon Tea - complete with fine teas, sandwiches, cakes, warm scones and fresh cream, all served to musical accompaniment by white-gloved waiters - can now be enjoyed on all the company's ships in the relaxed atmosphere of their Observatory Lounges, above.Recently opened, Black Watch's Braemar Garden provides a stylish new area for casual dining, above.