Waking up on
Day 2 we were pleasantly surprised by glorious sunshine. A lot of open water to begin with, but now as
we are beginning our journey between the coast and Haida Gwaii the clouds are
rolling in and the mist is creating a certain mystique in and amongst the
shoreline and the hills beyond. We are
closer to the coast than to Haida Gwaii, so these images are our beautiful BC
Coastline.
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So Colton
today is back up in kids club and beginning the HAL Olympics! He appears to be the only participant today,
so I expect he will be well medaled by the end of the session. Coming on this cruise, I wasn’t sure how
willing he would be to spend time there however, clearly the 8 hours they are
open in a day from 10 am to 10 pm, excluding meal times, aren’t enough for him!
Skies seem
pretty bright still – even though the forecast says rain for tomorrow while we
are in Juneau, I am feeling optimistic. So
as the day progressed, we enjoyed the scenic part of our cruise and before
long, Sarah was tracked down in the early evening from the kid’s club – Colton
had finally hit a wall and was so tired from his first two days. He just needed Mom and his bed. He wasn’t upset just sooo tired.
So we all
had a relatively early night and tonight the clocks go back an hour, so we
should all be refreshed for our first stop in Juneau tomorrow.
Day 2 has
ended and now we are ready for our first on shore adventure tomorrow.
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