The MV Fairweather took us to Juneau. The roughest part of the
journey was docking, our own wake hit the boat and a rocking we were.
Juneau on a Friday night was a happening place. The first
restaurant we checked on, Salt couldn’t seat us until 8:00. The second The Rookery sat us in the back on chess table, with no chess pieces. We weren’t
playing the game anyway, but a couple of girls at the bar certainly were.
Auke Bay Saturday Morning
The Mediterranean salad was wonderful, and the sirloin steaks were good, not rib eye but
good.
Our headquarters here in Juneau the Silverbow has a hot tub. On our southbound stay here I wondered what the pool towels, and pink robes were for. Who Knew! Soaking
in the hot swirling waters with the cool
rain falling down around us, I remember that in the pocket to my pink robe is
the fob for my bike, not the key for our room. We are locked out of our room. The front desk girl lets us in with her passkey. She liked how we looked in our pink robes.
Up early to board
the MV Malaspina and when we reach the terminal and check in
the fellow in the window reminds me that check in is two hours prior to
sailing. I comment that we got here as soon as we could and not only have we been
early for every other voyage, but have had to wait until every other vehicle
has boarded. Lane 1 he says and we follow a road king with our new friend from
California Jessy to wait in the rain until all the cars board.
It is good to be last on for our last ferry ride this trip.....
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