Sunday, August 19, 2012
We woke up for breakfast with the other couples staying at the City
Garden B&B in Anchorage on the southwest edge of Delaney Park, near
downtown. The lodging is in Jerry’s house, but his neighbor Vic, a former judge
all over the state of Alaska comes over to prepare breakfast for us. We had a
great discussion with Vic and couples from the Midwest and Ontario Canada
ranging from Scandinavian furniture design to politics. I would totally
recommend to anyone to stay here. The only part I regret is not staying there
longer.
After packed up and checked out of B&B and made our way to the
Farmers Market.
Even though we weren’t that hungry to decided to go eat at F
Street Station before heading to the airport. Apparently their eggs benedict are
only made Sunday mornings and are to die for.
We still had some time to kill so we drove through Kincaid Park,
hoping for one last wildlife sighting, the one animal we hadn’t seen but really
really wanted to. I rolled down the window calling ‘moose….moose….’ but to no
avail.
We catch a 3pm flight home to Seattle. Home on the north side of
Seattle and Lake Washington.
Green Lake.
Downtown Seattle.
Mt Rainier.
To sum up our Alaskan vacation: 9
days, Juneau, Denali, Talkeetna, Anchorage, Seward, 4 nights in a tent in bear country,
5 glaciers, 2 black bears, 5 grizzlies including mama & her spring cubs,
handful of caribou, hundreds of harbor seals on icebergs & countless beluga
whales. All in all, we’d go back to visit in a heartbeat! Thank you Dave
Howard, Alexis and Beth for your hospitality in Juneau and the best seafood
meal of the trip: fresh caught Halibut, jumbo shrimp, and Alaskan king crab!
Even Chance had a great time on
vacation at a country house dog cabin ‘All My Pet Friends’. She even came back
with cute pictures of her time too!
This is best quote after grabbing
dinner on the way home from the airport:
Joe: “It’s so dark out here”
Jackie: “that’s because we’d be going
to sleep when it became dark in Alaska”
Joe: “Oh yeah…”
How quickly we adjust and adapt to our
surroundings.
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