Saturday morning found us on the road to Seward.  The drive was beautiful.  The mountains and all of the water made for great pictures.  We arrived in Seward and went down to Resurrection Bay where we camped right on the edge of the bay.  They charged too much for a parking space with no services but the view was worth it.  When we got there we had a huge water puddle right were we stepped out of the RV.  Skip dug a trench and the water all drained away.  We drove downtown and Chuck took us to lunch at the Harbor Dinner Club.  Skip had halibut, Sue had crab and Chuck had beef.  Food in Alaska is extremely high.  We then walked in some of the shops and did a little window shopping.  Sue did buy Skip a new pair of suspenders.  We had overheard the waitress telling one of the other customers about some areas to see just a couple miles down the road so we decided to check it out.  The road ran along Resurrection Bay down to Lowell Point.  Along the way we saw a couple waterfalls.  There was one bridge that was very rutted and not the safest looking thing.  There were a lot of people driving down there in their motorhomes and for once it wasn’t us!  We went back to the RV and watched the boats and the wildlife.  There were a couple sea otters playing in the water and they made for some good pictures.  A young bald eagle perched on a pole just in front of the motorhome and Chuck was able to get some pictures.  We decided around 8:30 p.m. to drive the four miles out to Exit Glacier and check it out.  The drive was awesome.  When we arrived the ranger told us a mother black bear and her cubs had been spotted on the trail.  He pointed to where they were but we really couldn’t see them.  He wouldn’t let anyone walk down the trail but he said we could take the nature trail so we did.  We walked 7/10 of a mile up to the glacier.  Just before we got there some other people had seen a black bear on the glacier.   Since it stays light until midnight going out to the glacier at nine at night was normal.  Sunday morning Sue made a Father’s Day breakfast of blueberry pancakes and bacon.  Around 10:30 a.m., we walked from our camping site to the boat harbor to take our Fjords Tour.  We were advised that the seas may be to rough and our 8 hour cruise might be cut short.  If that happened we would be refunded some of our money.  Chuck and Sue decided to take sea sick medicine.  Sue has vertigo and has suffered with car sickness since she was a young girl.  The first hour of the trip was fine but once we hit the open sea Sue began to turn green around the gills.  Chuck asked the deck hand for a sea sick bag for his mother just in the nick of time.  After that, Sue spent most of her time outside on the bough of the ship while Chuck and Skip had a great trip.  Sue was able to see most of the wildlife they did but she couldn’t take pictures.  On the trip they saw sea otters, bald eagles, puffins, a black bear on the shore, humpback whales, sea lions and orca whales.  The captain did cut the trip short and we returned to port around 4:30 instead of the originally scheduled 7:30.  Skip and Chuck ate a buffet meal of salad, rice pilaf, red salmon and prime rib on board the boat.  Sue opted to sit outside and breath fresh sea air instead of food.  Once we were back on shore Sue was fine and very hungry.  It was a wonderful trip even though we didn't go out as far as we had hoped.