Sometimes you don’t appreciate what you have until you don’t have it. That’s what many people realize after moving away from the Cowboy State. The grass isn’t always greener on the other side of the fence. Here’s a list of things Wyomingites miss after moving away from this great state of ours. You might want to leave that fence gate open just in case you want to move back someday.
- “These people think it’s windy here? They obviously haven’t been to Wyoming.”
Flickr/bill lapp Casper and Cheyenne are 2 of the windiest places in America according to a study done by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
- “It’s going to take how long to get to work?”
Flickr/jonbgem In Wyoming, there is no traffic to deal with. The average commute time ranges around 15-20 minutes. The only traffic jams in Wyoming are usually caused by a herd of bison.
- “There’s no greater college team than the Wyoming Cowboys.”
Flickr/Paul L. Dineen The Wyoming Cowboys are the University of Wyoming’s football team. They have won 15 conference titles. Once a Cowboy, always a Cowboy.
- “I’d love some good ole chicken-fried steak right about now.”
Flickr/Bill Walsh Chicken-fried steak is considered down home comfort food and is a popular menu item in most Wyoming restaurants.
- “There’s nothing like a Wyoming sunset.”
Flickr/Bureau of Land Management The sun setting behind the Teton Range is heaven on earth.
- “I miss the people in Wyoming.”
Flickr/m01229 Everyone acknowledges you and knows you by name. They are always willing to lend a helping hand, even to a stranger.
- “I miss the simple things in life.”
Flickr/Ranch Seeker A Wyoming lifestyle consists mostly of small towns and quality time with friends and family.
- “I miss the wide open spaces.”
Flickr/carfull…home in Mongolia There’s nothing like spacious countryside to explore.
- “I miss the breathtaking scenery.”
Flickr/Udo S Mother Nature has waved her wand over the state of Wyoming. The scenery is pure magic.
- “There’s no place like home.”
Flickr/David Kingham Truer words were never spoken. Sometimes you just have to experience life for awhile before coming to this realization.
If you’ve moved away from Wyoming, what is it that you miss the most? Comment below.
Flickr/bill lapp
Casper and Cheyenne are 2 of the windiest places in America according to a study done by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Flickr/jonbgem
In Wyoming, there is no traffic to deal with. The average commute time ranges around 15-20 minutes. The only traffic jams in Wyoming are usually caused by a herd of bison.
Flickr/Paul L. Dineen
The Wyoming Cowboys are the University of Wyoming’s football team. They have won 15 conference titles. Once a Cowboy, always a Cowboy.
Flickr/Bill Walsh
Chicken-fried steak is considered down home comfort food and is a popular menu item in most Wyoming restaurants.
Flickr/Bureau of Land Management
The sun setting behind the Teton Range is heaven on earth.
Flickr/m01229
Everyone acknowledges you and knows you by name. They are always willing to lend a helping hand, even to a stranger.
Flickr/Ranch Seeker
A Wyoming lifestyle consists mostly of small towns and quality time with friends and family.
Flickr/carfull…home in Mongolia
There’s nothing like spacious countryside to explore.
Flickr/Udo S
Mother Nature has waved her wand over the state of Wyoming. The scenery is pure magic.
Flickr/David Kingham
Truer words were never spoken. Sometimes you just have to experience life for awhile before coming to this realization.
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