Tuesday Morning Seward

Tuesday Travels: Charm, Fish, and a Little Seward Magic

We were up around 7:30 a.m., though I’m not sure what time my body thought it was—thanks to the 3-hour time difference, my sleep schedule was a bit of a mess. But we rallied, got the day going, and set out to explore Seward.

This little town had its own kind of charm—coastal and quirky. We spotted the Mile 1 trailhead sign for the Iditarod and the views over the bay that morning? Absolutely breathtaking.

We drove around a bit and found a place that was open early, so we grabbed a meal that was somewhere between breakfast and lunch. The kids didn’t mind what we called it—they had fun walking to it and were happy it was tasty!

After that, we stumbled into the cutest little bookstore-slash-yarn shop. Total charm overload. Alex wandered into a plant store and announced, “This is definitely a Kendra store,” which made us laugh. We also spotted a NOAA truck—kinda neat!

I wandered through Seward’s fish market, which was… well, sticky (as you’d expect). Turns out, you can bring in your catch from the day, and if they think it’ll sell, they’ll buy it right off you. Right on the harbor is a massive anchor and some cool artwork at a nearby four-way stop—little pieces of personality tucked everywhere.

And with that, we’re back on the road—off to our next stop!Baca lagi