Our travel Wednesday took us through a little more of Wyoming and a lot of Nebraska. The scenery changed from wilderness to cultivated farm fields. More trees began to appear. We finally crossed back into the Central Time Zone. We had a tentative plan to stop at a campground near Kearny, but continued to investigate other options as we drove. Our RV has a Winegard device on the roof that (for a price) provides internet access as long as there is ATT cell service.
Janet found an interesting Harvest Host site in York, NE and we decided to stay there for the night. Most HH locations don't offer any hookups but this one had 30A electric available.
The host site is the Diamond B Horse Motel, and provides safe, comfortable, overnight stabling for horses or other animals that are being trailered for multi day travel. As a Harvest Host site, they also allow RVers to park overnight.
When we arrived a trailer was unloading several horses, and another pulled in while we watched. There was also a big Class A RV already there, and another Class B like ours pulled in just after sunset.
When we got out on arrival were were first greeted by a friendly tabby cat begging for attention. There were a number of other animals on the grounds including another cat, a dog, a pen of mules, and some additional horses. There were also quite a few mosquitoes, so we didn't stay outside too long.
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| Ranch Entrance |
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| Horse Motel |
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| Annabelle - greeter |
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| Horse being led to the stable |
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| Waiting to be stabled |
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| Stables with another cat |
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| Resident Horse |
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| Sunset |
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