Valerie’s parents have been looking for smoked salmon this entire trip. Fortunately, one of the fish shops in Seward pointed us to T-N-T Custom Smoke & Processing near Exit Glacier Road. We had stopped by T-N-T a couple days ago and were very happy with the high quality and relatively low price of their smoked salmon. Unfortunately, at the time, they didn’t have any cans of smoked salmon in stock. Luckily, they found some for us and we stopped by in the morning and picked up several cans and a few vacuum-sealed packages of smoked fish.

Afterward, we packed up the rental car, dumped the RV for the last time, said our goodbyes, and split up from Valerie’s parents. We ate lunch at Chinooks at the small boat harbor before leaving town. Their fish was delicious.

A couple days ago, we stopped at the Safeway in Seward and I couldn’t help but ogle the baked goods, but Valerie convinced me not to buy any. Later, Valerie discovered online that the baked goods at the Seward Safeway are better than an average Safeway, so we went back and loaded up for our drive to Homer.

We’re staying at the Majestic View Bed & Breakfast up the hill in Homer. It’s a bit of a drive up the hill from Old Town Homer or Homer Spit, but offers great views of the bay and the spit.

For dinner, we ate at Two Sisters Bakery in Old Town. Their kimchi pancake (made with homemade kimchi) was surprisingly tasty. Unfortunately, they were out of their famous sticky buns. We’ll need to come back another day.