


And here is the photo for cousin Joe ... I don't know which line this cruise ship is, but what a spectacular day to be docked in beautiful Skagway.
Yes, I did drive 200 kilometres there and 200 kilometres back to buy a pair of shoes. And what a day for a drive! To cousin Joe, this is what Skagway looks like when water is not falling from the sky. It would have been a spectacular day for a train ride. And with only one ship in port, Skagway WAS bearable. I didn't go in any more than the 2 sport stores though as I found enough to buy in those two shops. It was a day my credit card was flying out of my pocket uncontrollably.
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