the tourist attraction sarah morgenthaler

Which was understandable-Graham liked them too-but Ulysses was taking this to a whole other level.įor whatever reason, the moose was obsessed with the smell of the fresh baked bread he picked up from the local bakery every day. Long, wet streaks of moose goo smeared on glass still crusty from the previous day’s love affair. “Ulysses, we do this every day, buddy.” Resting his arms on his thighs, he watched the fifteen-hundred-pound bull moose press his nostrils to the window of Graham’s abused Dodge, snuffing along the seal. If it just weren’t for the moose trying to make love to his pickup truck fifteen feet away.

A moment to sit on the back steps of his diner, take a break, and sip a root beer. Graham couldn’t have asked for a more peaceful moment to enjoy his hometown of Moose Springs. High above them both, the sun-kissed peaks of the Chugach Mountains glittered with their snowy caps, tree lines receding into grays and browns of weathered boulders. The bald eagle soared overhead, turning lazy circles against a backdrop of rich forested Alaskan mountainside.Īs luck would have it, Graham Barnett had seen this same eagle on the way to work that morning.

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The tourist attraction sarah morgenthaler