From Haines Junction we headed down to the coast. It was a beautiful drive on some of the best roads we've seen. And when we arrived in Haines, our park was on the beach. Literally on the water. The owners name was Joyce and she was a gem. She parked each coach with one try. Obviously, she's an old hand at this. She was also a fount of information about things to do in Haines. It's a quiet, cute town. This was the view from our RVs. Collective sigh.
The guys really enjoyed sitting by the water and solving the world's problems. Remember the problem with Big Mama's generator? Well, once we settled in they were at it again. And a little while later, problem solved. Craig found out that the voltage on the generator could be adjusted. So a few little tweaks and she's purring like a kitten.
Haines has some cool things to do. The Sheldon Museum and Cultural Center, Fort William H. Seward, and the Haines Borough Public Library, an award winning library with amazing mission architecture and furnishings.
And did I mention, The Hammer Museum? Yes, hammers. Hundreds of them. From ancient to quirky, they have it all.
This if for the airline folks. Hammers for cracking ice in the galley.More Haines to come...
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