We're back on the Fairweather at 10am this morning for the trip back to Juneau. We said goodbye to Sitka. It's cold and damp this morning. We made our way back through the narrows in the mist. Coming through Perils Strait the sun appeared on the mountains for a while. It was another nice trip. The Fairweather is very comfortable and we even slept part of the way back.
Back in Juneau we stopped at Safeway and got some groceries. Back at camp we watched TV and got ready to leave tomorrow. We have to be up at 4:30am so we can be at the ferry terminal at 5:15am.
It was a fun trip to Sitka.
Hi, For those of you who don’t know us already, we are Ken and Sandi Ritter known as the NH Nomads. We have a 100 year old home on a lake in central New Hampshire, but RVing has been our dream for a long time. Ken retired after many years in the corporate world, and after 30 years of traveling and consulting I retired on April 1 2009. Now our dream can begin. Best of all our blog will let you all ride along with us on our Great Adventure starting in mid May 2009.
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- Gateway To The Interior
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- A Glitch In The Schedule...
- Back To Juneau
- A Day In Sitka
- Raptor Center & Great Local Find
- Sitka - Native Culture, History, Wilderness
- Fun in Juneau
- St Therese - Peace and Serenity
- Touring Tracy Arm
- Beautiful Mendenhall
- A Golden History
- Journey to Juneau
- Bumping Through the Bergs
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- Forest Road Fun
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- Arriving in Petersburg
- Wrangell's History
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- It's really about us! We have a wonderful family and lots of friends supporting us.This is really our first big RV trip and we are excited. We are enjoying staying in the state parks as we travel across the northern US.
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