Photo info: Apple iPhone 15 Pro, 6.7649998656528mm, f/1.8, 1/8000 sec, ISO80 “In the Sky” US, 2025
We’re heading to California for a week! I’ll be working remotely from the South Bay while we spend time with family and friends. The main reason for the trip is to see Koa perform with the Blue Devils at the Rose Bowl next week. It should be a fun time!
Photo info: Apple iPhone 15 Pro, 6.7649998656528mm, f/1.8, 1/12000 sec, ISO80 “In the Sky” US, 2025Photo info: Apple iPhone 15 Pro, 9mm, f/2.8, 1/2100 sec, ISO25 “In the Sky” US, 2025
Today we wrapped up our Alaska vacation and disembarked from the ship in Vancouver. On the bus ride to the airport, I caught a few glimpses of the city – and wow, it looked amazing. I’d really love to come back someday and spend a few days exploring. It seems like such a vibrant place.
Our flight home was a nonstop to Austin, which made the trip back super easy. I had the window seat and spent most of the flight watching the scenery go by. The best part? I actually spotted our house as we were descending into the airport. That was such a fun surprise!
Today was a “sea day” where we didn’t stop at any ports, but just made our way towards Vancouver. It was a day of enjoying the scenery, eating and drinking lots, and an evening magic show. Nice and relaxing!
Today’s shore excursion was a ride on the White Pass Railway in Skagway. Even though the weather was misty and rainy, the journey through the mountains was still incredible. I was blown away by how the railway was built along the sides of such rugged terrain. It’s hard to imagine the amount of effort and determination it took to complete.
After the train ride and a quick stop in the touristy part of town, we made our way back to the ship and continued on. I loved taking in the stunning Alaskan scenery and scanning the landscape for whales and bears with the binoculars. It was such a fun way to pass the time.
One thing I really enjoy about cruising is the nonstop food. I couldn’t resist going for a classic burger and fries. Sometimes that’s exactly what hits the spot.