Here it is from outside.
And below, what it looks like inside.
And below, what it looks like inside.
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The cafe is in the back, but open to the bar. People kept coming up to Martha to say hi and congratulations. We got to meet lots of people and hear lots of stories. Unfortunately, I like to keep my friends, so all the stories are off the record. We did hear about housing, fishing, work, people's kids, people who have moved away, people moving away, and lots of other stories.
I took this picture for the sign. You'll probably have to click on the photo to enlarge it and see it clearly. I was surprised to see people smoking inside. But this is out in rural Alaska where people are still free. To some extent. (Not endorsing, just documenting.)
And here are the newlyweds, surrounded by the Coho's cookie jar collection. The menu is mainly burgers - all with real meat - with fries or onion rings. I had a bowl of chili.
I didn't realize Joe and Martha were getting married. Did her dad John come up?
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy for them both.
No, but he did send a sculpture.
ReplyDeleteThis used to be called the Cordova House years ago. As teenagers in 1967-68 we used to walk up and down the hill and spy on all of the adults...weird kids we were...but it was fun going to high school in Cordova.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the pictures, I really enjoy them. One of these days I will try to go back and visit.