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Today was another foggy day with some light rain. The ship was docked beside a Norwegian Cruise line ship that was huge compared to us. Poor/lucky Seward depending on your point of view - two big cruise ships arrive in this community of 2700. Additionally, there were RV's and campers everywhere. Apparently this is a popular camping area and lots of folks were in town for the Fourth of July weekend.
The community has one main street, Fourth Street, filled with small shops and restaurants. It also boasts a lovely boardward and waterside path the full length of the town. At the far end of town is a marine rescue centre with all sorts of rescued marine life, seals, birds as well as aquariums. Despite the rain it was a great place to walk and have some lunch.
It's funny how sometimes you see things that just make so much sense - Seward using it's green and black carts as the rest of the world but they put them around town as their waste receptacles - so they can be picked up directly without having to be emptied of use plastic bags -pretty smart.
The community has one main street, Fourth Street, filled with small shops and restaurants. It also boasts a lovely boardward and waterside path the full length of the town. At the far end of town is a marine rescue centre with all sorts of rescued marine life, seals, birds as well as aquariums. Despite the rain it was a great place to walk and have some lunch.
It's funny how sometimes you see things that just make so much sense - Seward using it's green and black carts as the rest of the world but they put them around town as their waste receptacles - so they can be picked up directly without having to be emptied of use plastic bags -pretty smart.
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