Better late than never

We got home on the 16th, but between unpacking and getting settled in back home I forgot to post on the blog we made it. Here is what I posted on Facebook. Now we look forward to next years adventure. Thanks for following us. Back home from Alaska after being gone 110 days, driving over 10,700 miles, spending 5 days aboard the Alaska Marine Hwy., 8 States, 2 Provinces and catching over 150 salmon.

Back in the U.S., Back in the U.S., Back in the USA

Saturday night we stayed at Lakeside Country Inn in Savona, B.C. what a great place and hosts. They recommended the Tobiano Golf Course Restaurant for supper, a short 10 minutes drive, we each had the Seafood Spaghetti and it was GREAT! The views from the dining area weren't bad either. We left Savano at 10:00 a.m. after breakfast at the Inn and crossed the U.S. border Near Oroville, WA at 2:50 p.m. without problems. We are spending the night at Comfort Suites at Wenatchee, WA. Much of the area we drove through this afternoon is wineries and orchards.

On the road again

Truck is washed & loaded.  This morning we will drain & winterize the water system and do some last minute clean up before heading out on our journey back to Wisconsin.  Stay tuned for updates.

load em up and head on out

Time is getting short before we start the drive back to Wisconsin.  We took our time packing the truck this afternoon and everything including a 7cf freezer is fitting nicely.  Tomorrow we will txfr fish from the rig freezer to the truck freezer and then do some house cleaning.  Tuesday we will go get our covid tests and if the results are negative we will start for home, hopefully making it to Tok, AK the first day.

Pickin & Grinin

Took advantage of a break in the rain showers to pick a bucket of Wild Alaskan Cranberries; one hour of picking.