• North to Alaska By RV 2021
    These yellow flowers abound above the tideline — Kachemak Bay ... Homer, AK.
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    Day 80 Ends w/a Beach Stroll

    July 21, 2021 in the United States ⋅ 🌧 55 °F

    After our museum visits, we returned to the Spit and had a late lunch at Captain Pattie’s. Though the restaurant comes highly recommended, we didn’t much care for the ambiance. Service was not great and the food just OK IMHO. A sweet treat from Carmen’s Gelato made up for our disappointing seafood meal.

    Returning to the Cruiser, we spent the rainy afternoon at home. Quiet and relaxing … that’s a good thing.

    When the rain let up around 7:00p, we went for a stroll on the beach. It was low tide and we were hoping to walk at least a mile before returning. Unfortunately, the Nick Dudiak Fishing Hole is open to Kachemak Bay and the outflow was too deep for us to cross over. Instead, we walked over to the fishing hole and watched the anglers plying rod and reel before crossing over to the beach that overlooks Cook Inlet.

    More rain is in the forecast for tomorrow, but it should begin clearing up late in the day 🤞🏻.    Read more