OUR LAST DAY. HOME SWEET HOME TOMORROW

We left Genoa Bay on Monday, cleared customs in Roche Harbor and will be here until tomorrow AM when Main Attraction heads back to its home port in Seattle, Elliott Bay Marina, and Bowhaus goes to Oak Harbor to spend some time with friends.  G&T's son, Gene, and his girlfriend, Amanda, joined us on Monday. Friends Mike and Eryn, and their daughter, Maezy, arrived on their boat   yesterday.                  
      
As our Grand Alaska Adventure comes to an end,  here are some statistics for Main Attraction based upon tomorrow's return date.  Bowhaus' stats will be slightly different. 

• Departure date: (from Elliott Bay Marina):  May 12
• Miles traveled:  2,283
• Gallons of diesel used:  1,338
• Gallons per mile;  0.58
• Gallons per hour:  7.18
• Cruising hours:  318
• Marina nights (with power & water): 73
• Primitive dock nights (no power or water): 7  
• Nights at anchor: 14
• Return date: August 18
• Nights on the boat: 95

 GPS shows Main Attraction crossing the USA Canada boarder

 Bowhaus (ahead) across the boarder.  Main Attraction just crossing.  

Gene and Amanda in Roche Harbor

 

Ginnie's Mojitos on Monday were made with the last of our glacial ice from the LaConte Glacier

Party on the dock Tuesday night--a seafood feast featuring oysters, clams and prawns from Wescott Bay.  Gene and Doug took the dinghy over to pick them up.  Margi and Eryn made yummy salads.  

Mike enjoys a beautiful sunset  

The evening was topped off with this awesome moonrise