Lastly, for those do-it-yourselfers, the Fairway Market on State and You Say Tomato Health foods on State and 20th have groceries if you plan on taking food on a hike or on the three hour train ride. (White Pass Depot sells box lunches (actually in a bag) for $15, which are complete, but you pay for the convenience. ) On Third next to Glacial Smoothies is a great little bakery, Lemon Rose, with quick cookies, sweet rolls and fresh bread. Across the street from the Depot, the Excelsior cafe has lavendar cookies and premade sandwiches as well as Starbucks-brand coffee to go.
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binoculars
music; cds;
cable to hook mp3 player to car audio
visa passports
umbrella?
Binoculars (one pair per passenger)
Camera (with extra film and batteries)
Video Camera
Sunglasses
Hiking Boots
Thermal Socks
Hat Gloves
Heavy jacket Light Jacket/Windbreaker Raincoat/Umbrella
Sweaters, Sweatshirts & Long-Sleeved Shirts Short-Sleeved Shirts
Long Underwear
Formalwear (for dining and cocktails)
Jeans Swimsuit (for the swimming pool/whirlpool)
Exercise Clothes (for the fitness center) Comfortable Walking Shoes
Overnight Bag (for the train)
Government-Issued Photo I.D. (driver's license/military I.D.)
Proof of U.S. Citizenship (valid passport/notarized copy of birth certificate with photo I.D. – Canadian ports of call only) YOUR TICKETS!