Wyoming Searchers...BEWARE

All right, first of all, I must take a few seconds to defend myself. I was reading over past posts and noticed some atrocities of spelling and grammar. By some, I mean A LOT.

In my defense, please remember that I write these in the very early mornings right after waking up, and each post takes at most, fifteen to twenty minutes. That includes finding all the pics. I write most of them on a finicky iPad that thinks it's funny to replace my intended "there" with "their."

And, I make this stuff up as I go. I very rarely ever plan a post.

And, just to be clear, I post what I choose to post. When I post about the chase, I am not even coming near where I think the chest is. Even open books can have some pages written in invisible ink. Maybe I'm not as bad of a poker player as I thought. :)

That being said, I want to throw out a word of warning to my fellow searchers who believe Periodic Spring,WY, is WWWH.

Yes, it's a decent WWWH. It is a "halt." It is located near the Salt Range, which kinda satisfies the context of the words "warm" and "waterS." And, it's located near Afton, which some people read backwards in "NOT FAr, but too far..."

On a side note, Afton looks like a cool place to visit, very friendly, despite the "welcoming" bull elks locked in violent combat while standing on top of thousands of dead animal parts.

However, I'm warning you now, don't go near Periodic Spring. It's apparently patrolled by Cato, a giant, mutant Doberman with a taste for human flesh. I think I saw it featured on one of those monster hunting reality shows. Like Bigfoot and the elusive Skunk Ape, the only footage those guys could get was of the dark, grainy footpath in front of them as they ran away, yelling, "What the BLEEP was that?"

I guess they didn't know Cato, the flesh eating giant Doberman, willingly poses for pictures.

The tongue is full of poison.