by Patricia Bradley
Back in March, I had a post, Romance Is In The Air. It was about Tana and Jason, and they were married after she flew to Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
For the past 6 months, they've been honeymooning all over the place...like California, Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Tennessee, Mississippi...
And I thought sure I could tell everyone the rest of the story this month...
Alas, the stars didn't line up. But...what if I gave a few clues about the rest of the story. I may be able to save this blog post after all!
Clue #1.
Clue #2.
The guy kneeling isn't part of the crew.
Clue #3.
Be sure to watch The Discovery Chanel next week.
I promise, next month I'll tell all!
Thanks so much for being patient with me, and for that I believe I'll give away three copies of A Heartwarming Christmas to three different readers who leave a comment!
Just answer this question:
Would you chance a ride in a boat on the Bearing Sea?
Back in March, I had a post, Romance Is In The Air. It was about Tana and Jason, and they were married after she flew to Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
For the past 6 months, they've been honeymooning all over the place...like California, Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Tennessee, Mississippi...
And I thought sure I could tell everyone the rest of the story this month...
Alas, the stars didn't line up. But...what if I gave a few clues about the rest of the story. I may be able to save this blog post after all!
Clue #1.
The guy kneeling isn't part of the crew.
Be sure to watch The Discovery Chanel next week.
I promise, next month I'll tell all!
Thanks so much for being patient with me, and for that I believe I'll give away three copies of A Heartwarming Christmas to three different readers who leave a comment!
Just answer this question:
Would you chance a ride in a boat on the Bearing Sea?
Don't enter me, but yes, I'd go on that ride! Love those pictures, Pat!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Liz. It really is an amazing story and to have your wedding with a backdrop like that would be awesome!
ReplyDeleteIf I had a life jacket...sign me up! What an exciting honeymoon.
ReplyDeleteIt really was, Jill. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteNo! I get so seasick. I thought I was going to die on the Catalina Steamer! But I love the photos, and kudos to the guys who dressed like bridesmaids (right?) If I could walk there, I'd love to see it, but keep me off the water. (A terrible situation for a woman who was born in the whaling capital of the US, whose grandfather had a fish market, and who now lives in Astoria - home of fishermen, research vessels, and the Coast Guard!,
ReplyDeleteI'm terrified I'll get seasick in November when I go on a cruise with my daughters! I've already bought the patch. lol Thanks and yes, they were the bridesmaids.
DeleteNot me. When I was nursing and couldn't take Dramamine, a Kenai fjords day cruise on a calm day almost did me in. Seasick is no fun.
ReplyDeleteThat does sound like an amazing honeymoon, though. Love the photos.
The did have an amazing honeymoon, Beth. Tana just took Jason back to the boat for the next crabbing season.
DeleteCan't wait to hear the rest of the story! I probably would take the chance for a ride. After I had taken plenty of meds to prevent my getting seasick.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to think I'd take the chance, but somehow, me thinks not. :-) I've seen those roaring seas on TV.
ReplyDeleteHee hee. This was about the most vague post I have ever read. Now, I will have to stay tuned.
ReplyDeleteEvery year since my late 20's, I become more and more susceptible to motion sickness. I can't even walk out on a pier or dock without getting nauseated. There is no chance I would go out on the Bering Sea in a boat. I have heard that cruises are much easier to bear, b/c it doesn't necessarily feel like you're floating on water. I suppose if you are on deck and looking out onto the water, that would be different. :)
Jill Weatherholt, Pam Lowery, Beth and trosado, contact me at pat at ptbradley dot com - You've won an e-version of A Heartwarming Christmas.
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