WTF

If you're looking for off-the-wall places to check out in Colorado, you have to visit these extremely weird places.

On November 12, 1975, a Viking ship mysteriously sailed into the north desert of Grand Junction onto the shores of Mt. Garfield. Who were these Viking sailors?

The items pictured above have been recovered by the Grand Junction Police Department. They have been classified as "found property." If you are the owner of the Jesus (or is it Joseph?) statue, the Rudolph lawn ornament, or the keys, please contact the police department and collect your property.

Talk about living in the wild wild west! Drivers in Grand Junction caught a rare sight on Patterson Road today when a couple horses got loose and decided to take a stroll. One Grand Junction, Leane Gagne, was in the right place at the right time and snapped a couple photos...

This Grand Junction resident learned that you shouldn't run out in front of cars and try to jump them.

The unnamed man was on his way to get "a piece of burger and Burger King" when he saw the accident and stopped because, according to him, "Cuz when I seen the accident, girl, I just began to be nosy."

Who says you need a rear-wheel drive car to do donuts? Check out this Amish buggy drifting around a parking lot.

If this guy is hoping to make it in show business, he'd better think about honing his craft before he's arrested for manslaughter.

It took a while to cram all that info into a two-line title, but we did it. Even more impressive is actually watching BASE jumper Eric Roner actually pull off all those moves.

Whoever gave the green light to this may want to start dusting off his resume.