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Edward and Debra Ryhal of Stoneboro, PA head home after the "cruise to nowhere," a two-night weekend cruise on the Chesapeake Bay at a low price. Carnival Lines came up with the cruise at the last minute, after <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="EVWAN00045" title="Hurricane Sandy (2012)" href="/topic/disasters-accidents/meteorological-disasters/hurricanes/hurricane-sandy-%282012%29-EVWAN00045.topic">Hurricane Sandy</a> disrupted their scheduled cruise operation. The sold-out cruise carrying 2355 passengers returned Sunday morning.
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( Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun / November 4, 2012 )

Edward and Debra Ryhal of Stoneboro, PA head home after the "cruise to nowhere," a two-night weekend cruise on the Chesapeake Bay at a low price. Carnival Lines came up with the cruise at the last minute, after Hurricane Sandy disrupted their scheduled cruise operation. The sold-out cruise carrying 2355 passengers returned Sunday morning.

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