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Recently, we honored the anniversary of 9/11, and my class and I had a chat about our volunteers who protect us in this town.
It is with great gratitude that I write this love letter to our beautiful community.
Our ship, the Coral Princess, was, once again tied up at the railroad dock in Skagway, my favorite port of call on our itinerary. Favorite? Yes, because here I could spend a perfect day.