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Some people search for Bigfoot. Others have tried to solve the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle. But, those that are really desperate continue to try and find escalators in Wyoming. (*sigh*)

I should get this out of the way before I share what I'm gonna share. I have lots of friends named Karen and they're very nice people. However, there are certain high-maintenance folks that have been given that moniker. The good news is that Wyoming has fewer of them than just about any other part of America.

We are quite proud of our Wyoming wild horses. Our land is one of the few left in America where these animals still thrive. A photographer recently shared a stunning photo of her personal encounter with these gorgeous animals on Reddit.

Trash day can be a day of war for us Wyoming folks. A lady just showed a battle she just endured with her trash can and the Wyoming wind.

Reddit has been a good place to find some historical photos from all around Wyoming, and the best part is that people are taking photos of what these places look like now compared to how they used to look and it's a shocking difference.

This summer has been an interesting season for tourons and just bad things happening involving bison and wildlife. This is yet another example of how dangerous and destructive these massive animals can be.

I probably shouldn't laugh, but I can't help myself. There is a map glitch that is causing some tourists to run out of gas in a remote part of Wyoming.

All over the world, there are dinosaur bones being found and here in Wyoming, we are pretty famous for finding more than just a few fossils.