After cruising the Inland Passage for several days our ship docked at Whittier and we disembarked for good. We tipped our cabin steward well for taking such good care of us (and under the assumption that much of what he earned was from tips).
Then began what was the most memorable part of our trip—staying with friends in Wasilla, outside Anchorage. I don’t believe I’ve mentioned that we were traveling with a party of eight. We were traveling with our dog breeders and others my wife had made friends with attending Jack’s shows. One of the great things about “the fancy” (that’s what those who are serious about dogs is called in aggregate) is that you encounter and make friends with people from all over the country. Among those were people in Wasilla.
Over the next several days I will post on our experiences there.
North to Alaska
Next Stop, Ketchikan
Port of Call: Juneau
Next Stop: Skagway
Leaving the Ship
