Although the scenery in western Nebraska never changes all that much, we did spot a variety of wildlife, including deer, antelope, wild turkey, a coyote, and a road-killed bobcat. When I spotted a rare albino raccoon in a tree not far off the shoulder, I made Stone turn around and go back, with the other two motorhomes in tow, so I could snap some photos of it. I thought it’d be a cool thing to post on my Facebook page. As it turned out, the albino raccoon was a highly disappointing Wal-Mart shopping bag hung up on a branch and flapping in the breeze. After a few sarcastic remarks about my optometrist, Stone pulled back onto the interstate and we all continued our journey west. As you can imagine, Stone did not slow down or even flinch when I told him I was sure I’d seen a moose behind a row of trees next to a cornfield. He did find time, however, to make yet another chiding comment. “That’s amazing! A moose right here along I-80 in the flat plains of Nebraska. What are the odds?”
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