But, for all the fact the new vessel is rightly eye-catching, the real attraction is the leisurely journey itself, taking in places that would barely merit a glance on most tourist maps but which are bursting with authentic charm and good manners.
This first comprehensive biography rightly keeps an eye on Parks after Montgomery.
Both were thought-provoking and both, in my eyes, rightly defended Pete Carroll's decision to pass rather than run on the fateful play that cost his team the National Football League championship.
But the ECB is rightly keeping a keen eye on inflationary expectations.
America has rightly kept its eagle eye on its weapons stockpile since it stopped testing in 1992.
Yet Eyre's production, so luscious that it is hardly contained in the little Minerva, rightly also has big eyes.
They're playing right into Clarke's hands and eating into the overs that Morgan, Bopara et al would rightly have had their eyes on.
Chelsea are still rightly basking in that eye-catching victory at Manchester City, though their next three league matches are against teams who have taken points from the sides' collisions earlier this season.
The Fidesz party that he leads gained a hefty mandate in the 2010 elections and has since then, quite rightly in his supporters' eyes, carrying out his mandate of stabilisation and reform.
Crowe sets it up beautifully, and the scene in which Lloyd stands outside Diane's house, boombox above his head, blasting out Peter Gabriel's In Your Eyes, has rightly passed into teen movie legend.
Indiana now belongs to London! 1.22am BST That other Louisville sporting event Though all eyes are rightly drawn to the epic matchup of Kentucky v London ping pong at Garage Bar, Louisville, is, in fact somewhat known for a certain annual equestrian competition.
