There was glorious scenery. We saw bald eagles, baby bald eagles, humpback whales, Orcas, playful porpoises, seals and many very interesting people. Here is a quick overview of my memories.
SEATTLE:
- Being with family and laughing alot
- Walking the interesting streets of Downtown
- Watching them throw fish at Pike's Market
- Drinking coffee at the original Starbucks
- Eating Pizza for my wife's B-day
- Running through the squirting fountain
- Eating repulsive jelly belly's (e.g. vomit flavor...can that be a flavor)
CRUISE DAYS
- Being with family and laughing alot
- Ping pong (Ryan & Drew won the doubles tourney, Scott and I lost to Joni and Megan in round one...we will never get over that)
- Drinking lemonade in the jacuzzi on a cold day
- Running with Scott & Ryan from the jacuzzi to the pool...not a bright idea
- Dressing up for dinner
- Eating breakfast with the family and watching the glacier from a few hundred yards
- Watching the shows
- Playing canasta
- Sitting and talking
- Dinner around a nice round table with the whole family
- Telling our server, AJ, excellent while extending two thumbs up
- Getting lost on the ship the first day out...they are really big and I didn't have my glasses on.
- Drinking Seattle's Best Coffee early in the morning
- Seeing Orcas
- Watching a large group of porpoises run with the ship
JUNEAU
- Being with family and laughing alot
- Bus trip to the glacier
- Going in shops
- Purchasing an jade grizzle bear with a Salmon in its mouth
SKAGWAY
- Being with family and laughing alot
- 15 mile bike ride...mostly downhill, but the uphill into the wind made up for the downhill
- Espresso after the bike ride
- Walking with family around town
PRINCE RUPERT
- Being with family and laughing alot
- Eating fish & chips
- Playing darts with Ryan where we ate fish & chips
- Playing pool with Ryan where we ate fish & chips
- Tim Horton's (my Canadian friends know what I am talking about)
- Visiting the Sunken Garden
This was just the tip of the iceberg regarding my recollections. But enough said for now.
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