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Today we're going to give you an update on our cruise to Alaska and talk all about the ports and things we've done so far.

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We are in icy straight point right now, and it is nonstop rain.

You know, it's so funny that you said where we were, because I was looking outside and I had

temporarily kind of forgotten where we were. I was like, wait, where are we? What's happening?

What day is it? Cruise disorientation. Yeah, it is raining

nonstop. And, you know, honestly, aside from the first few days of our cruise, it has been raining

almost nonstop the entire time. Now, what's so ironic and weird about this is that I'm always

telling everyone that May is one of the driest months to cruise to Alaska.

And honestly, typically, it is.

Yeah, technically that's accurate.

We're just luck of the draw here because we have been so fortunate to get sunshine and mild temperatures almost every time we have visited.

But not this time.

Everybody cruising to Alaska last week, by the way, the first week of May, had excellent conditions.

So it is, like you said, it's luck of the draw.

You never know what you're going to get.

I don't want anyone to be discouraged about booking a

cruise to Alaska in May because one of the coolest things about it, y'all, is it is very uncrowded,

early, especially early May. True. And while it is nonstop rain here in Icy Strait Point,

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