July 8 – This morning was breakfast in Whitehorse where we arrived at the outskirts yesterday. The food was very good, slow service though slow waitresses. I had French toast and chorizo sausage and have French toast left for tomorrow morning.
From there we went to see the
S S Klondike. It was a cargo ship that
went up and down the Yukon River. Our
guide was an Indian Native who volunteers at the ship and he was extremely
knowledgeable about the building of the ships and the perils they faced. Unfortunately, the ship is going under
renovations inside so we didn’t get to see inside except the cargo area in the
bottom thru the windows. There were two guides and we all thought our guides
were great.
After the ship we were on our
own for the rest of the day. Barb and
Mike rode with us today and we drove around some to see an old church and the
downtown, then we went to Dollarama, Walmart, (while the guys went to Canadian
Tire), another grocery store and then we were ready for some lunch. The tavern we planned to eat at which was the
oldest tavern in Whitehorse no longer serves food. They recommended a place down the road, Earls. The food was delicious, very upscale and I
think our friends were a bit taken back on the prices. Bill and I enjoyed our meal and we cleaned
our plates. Our friends both didn’t
touch their broccoli, he didn’t eat his rice.
So I got their broccoli and rice and took it home and I have half of
them both with my leftover chicken for dinner.
We took them to see the Douglas
DC-3 airplane weather vane. We visited
yesterday and there was some wind and we all got to see it move with the wind. It’s really cool to sit there and see this
huge plane turn with the wind.
Dinner was leftovers from
lunch and other nights, so I didn’t have to do much. Earlier I made a batch of Chocolate Chip
Brittle that I broke up and made 5 little bags to share with our fellow
travelers. Next time I have time to bake
a batch I’ll share with 5 others.
Time to call it a day as we
are to be at a gas station meet point with others at 5:45AM. Ugh!
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