Huskies are the true MVPs of the North
Jaymi Barringer
Kansas City, MO
Caribbean, Alaska, Cruise, & Europe Travel Expert!
With thirteen years of experience as a Travel Advisor, I love what I do and learning never stops. I like to put the “fun” into your travel experience and remove the stressors by preparing you properly for your adventure. I take a fun and honest ...
With thirteen years of experience as a Travel Advisor, I love what I do and learning never stops. I like to put the “fun” into your travel experience and remove the stressors by preparing you properly for your adventure. I take a fun and honest approach to travel and receive extreme pleasure in getting you exactly what you want. Wine, fashion, spas, food, art, architecture. Whatever your interest is in my goal is to exceed your expectations.
I love our Military and am a proud supporter. My husband is retired USMC (United States Marine Corps) and my son is a Pilot with the USAF (United States Air Force). I understand their sacrifice and am grateful to work with any branch and their families.
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Once upon a chilly breeze in Alaska, I found myself on a cruise that promised adventure and glaciers galore. The ship was like a floating winter wonderland, and I was on board for all the frosty fun.
We sailed through icy fjords, and I swear the whales were putting on a show just for us – a real-life marine ballet! One day, we docked in a quaint Alaskan town where I discovered that even the locals had tales taller than the icecaps.
I tried dog sledding, and let me tell you, those huskies are the true MVPs of the North. the puppies were like cute cuddly bundles of joy. But the highlight? Glacier watching. The ship sidled up to these colossal ice sculptures, and I was left speechless. It's like nature's grand art exhibit, and we had front-row seats.
Nights on the ship were a different kind of cool – think Northern Lights painting the sky and cozy cabins that felt like a snug hug from a polar bear (minus the bear, of course). Dining became an expedition of its own. Gourmet meals with panoramic views of glaciers – talk about dining with a side of awe. And the seafood? So fresh it practically swam onto my plate.
As the cruise wrapped up, I realized Alaska wasn't just a destination; it was a love story between icebergs and me. So, there I was, waving goodbye to glaciers, whales, and a trip that felt like a dream.