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We're looking, in vain, for beluga whales...Well, it's our final touring day ) if you want to call it that) and we are leaving Homer (still with about 20 lbs of halibut!) and heading back to Portage.
Made a quick stop at Kenai so I could see the Beluga whales that hang out there( right!--hanging some other place today...)so, we made a stop at the Cultural Center so I could buy a Kenai Peninsula shirt. Bought it and guess what!--had to return it: shirts are unisex ( I wonder what sex they're referring to): it came down almost to my kneecaps and the shirt maker must think everyone has arms the length of a monkey!) I looked like a Pygmy... The woman suggested I go to Safeway ( can you believe it???) a grocery store to find my shirt: I guess 8:50 is a lot better than the $22.00 I originally paid. Yeah, I know, the quality isn't the same. Who cares--- it say Kenai!
Took a final pic of a lake surrounded by mountains ( I know, something really different) but I liked the fact that there was a sort of blanket of green grass ( or some sort of vegetation) that wanted to camouflage the
snow-less sections of the mountain.
Finally, back to the RV Park: tomorrow we divest all that we have left over: even my hangers!!! (I did keep 10)...Am not looking forward to packing up ( but then, honestly, who does?) . But tonight it's our Last Supper, so we'll eat, drink and be merry?
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Cheryl Myers
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Safe Travels!
Dorrie, Safe travels as you come back to Naples. We are getting rain everyday now, so the lakes are coming up a bit. Jon and I have enjoyed your blog. See you soon! Cheryl