panoramic views of the glacier covered mountains across the bay. Bob and Curtis went offshore fishing and brought back a cooler full of Halibut and Rock fish filets. Curtis is holding a seven pound filet, he got four of them off one Halibut.
We decided to give the Faith and family space and stayed in a tiny dry cabin ( no plumbing ) at the Seward campground. The cabin had a sign on the front naming it “Spruce ” . A more fitting name would have been ” Grim “.
We often see old WW2 vehicles parked by the roadside . The government left lots of surplus road building equipment after the Alcan was completed in 1943. The isolation of Alaska means that things that collectors would have grabbed decades ago are still hanging around here.
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