wyoming

I am afraid of heights. That's one reason I am quite proud that I just watched a complete video of a guy climbing in Sinks Canyon near Lander although now I have vertigo.

Yes, I am back with yet another photo from our friends from the Western History Center of Wyoming. I love whoever is running their Facebook page because they have no shortage of historic photos from our quaint little town throughout the years.

It's impossible to do enough for the families of our fighting men and women who have paid the ultimate price. There's a Wyoming getaway that helped widows and kids of our special forces soldiers that were killed in action.

I've only been in Wyoming for a couple of years, but I've already forgotten what it was like to experience this state for the first time. One new visitor was apparently spooked by what they called a "road blizzard".

There's nothing quite like watching a pack of wolves running along the road and howling as they run back to the pack. Honestly, it reminds me of my parents hound dogs who have similar howls as these little fellas do. Of course, the hound dogs are not nearly as dangerous!

It's only fitting that when the newspaper USA Today starts asking for nomination for 'Woman of the Century,' many Wyoming women should be on that ballot.

It's called The Nooner

We all know how scary and vicious nature can be but let's face it. Animals gotta eat just like the rest of us and in the words of one of my favorite Disney movies "It's the circle of life." - The Lion King.

Here's a fact. There are more pronghorn than people in Sinclair, Wyoming. If you don't believe this, I have video proof.

Wyoming has to deal with a lot of stereotypes. People think we all ride horses, have our walls filled with guns and are super-conservative. Actually, a lot of that is true especially that last one since Wyoming was just named the most conservative state in America...again.

Not only is it the world's only Cowboy and Indian carousel but it is also Wyoming's only carousel.

Topeka, Kansas is the latest city to off to pay people to move there. They're trying to combat an aging population. Could it work in Wyoming?