For more than three decades, a Wyoming couple has been collecting litter along four miles of U.S.16.

"Twice a year, as soon as the snow melts off or before the first snow flies, Jay and Betsy Edwards can be seen navigating the highway’s borrow pits between mile markers sixty and sixty-four, filling bags with litter and debris. Although Jay is unable to navigate the uneven ground as nimbly as he used to, Betsy remains dedicated. On occasion, her grandchildren or members of her church will join her, but most times it’s just her – though she doesn’t mind. She finds peace and solace in the task" wrote the Wyoming Department of Transportation.

"Despite the public's appreciation for the beautiful mountains, Betsy has noticed that litter often gets left behind. Unfortunately, trash—whether inte

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