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| Caption: SITKA, ALASKA, Main Street, St. Michael's Cathedral, a Russian church in the center of Stika, is undoubtedly the most interesting relic of the Russian period in Alaska history. |
Sept. 10
Just finished breakfast 9:30 A.M. Roberta left early for Sitka to see a daughter of someone in Sr. Citz. group & is to return later for the boat is anchored near Sitka until noon. I didn't go for it is not worth the effort for we are still having misty weather. Last night we sure did have a taste of rough sea going. There were 4 Dram. tablets left on our dresser while we were attending a program given by the Boys from Polinicia [Polynesia?] 10:30 PM. We had been viewing the picture show 5 Seasons from 8-10 PM so that worked out fine. But hard upon getting sleep. I do hope the sailing will be better from now on. The sun is trying to peep now. At Juneau a group left & another group joined us. The glaciers are quite a sight. The waves are rolling along with white caps & I know that they mean rough riding. They are nice to watch. You may get cards all at once. Love, Mother
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