I put a film in for developing and went looking for
breakfast while I waited. Two hours
and one Snickers bar later I finally found something I could eat, so I made
it brunch. A rather nice, if salty,
salmon chowder. After collecting the
photos I headed for the Museum, which is supposed to be very good, but it was
closed. No idea why. However I twisted my bad knee very painfully
so the rest of the day was spent alternating walking until I hobbled too badly,
and getting my emails up together. This
hotel offers free Internet access to guests so I made the most of it – it was a
good call not sending them from Talkeetna.
Hence the mass of emails you all received over a short period.
The hotel is lovely and the service is spot on but I've
been spoilt by the friendliness of people in the smaller places; I find the
service here excellent but impersonal.
People generally are not so friendly and tend to avoid looking you in
the eye as you walk around, but that's the same for any major town or city worldwide.
Not much else to say for Anchorage
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