Nosh N Walk: Week 12

05/24/2021 #MillersNoshNwalk week 12: LeAnn and I had a special Rendezvous last Saturday, where she came with me to drop me off at the Aquarium for my volunteer shift in the morning. She then went on a walk with a friend on Ruston Way and I took my weekly morning walk around the Zoo before starting my work at the Aquarium. (For this week, we can call it #MillersWalkNnosh 😉) We met back up at 11:00 and then trekked out to Allyn on the peninsula to Big Bubbas Burgers. We had tried coming out here a few months back, but it was shut down at the time because of youknowwhat. It was definitely worth the effort! The burgers were fantastic. We both got Avocado, Swiss & Bacon burgers. It was a bit chilly outside, so we drove across the street to a park on the beach, where we parked on the beach. 🙂 The shakes were too thick to drink through a straw, but luckily, we had backup plastic spoons in the car. They even had Fry Sauce! Which is quite rare in Washington. It did have a bit of a kick though, and we figured they spiked it with horseradish. Neither of us was crazy about that, but we were crazy about everything else! Highly recommend this place if you are ever out that way.

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