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You don't fuck around with Wyoming wind. It will win. Every single time.

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>With sustained winds reaching 60 mph and gusts hitting nearly 90 mph, Tuesday’s wild winds were some of the worst Wyomingites can recall in recent memory. That includes the Wyoming Department of Transportation, which reports at least nine semitrucks were blown over around the state, the most in a day in at least two decades. The Wyoming Highway Patrol responded to those blow-overs, and other wind-related calls. Winds were so strong — a gust of 88 mph was recorded near Bordeaux — that WYDOT closed Interstate 25 north of Cheyenne to all trucks, regardless of weight.

You don't fuck around with Wyoming wind. It will win. Every single time. Archive: https://archive.today/oelmg From the post: >>With sustained winds reaching 60 mph and gusts hitting nearly 90 mph, Tuesday’s wild winds were some of the worst Wyomingites can recall in recent memory. That includes the Wyoming Department of Transportation, which reports at least nine semitrucks were blown over around the state, the most in a day in at least two decades. The Wyoming Highway Patrol responded to those blow-overs, and other wind-related calls. Winds were so strong — a gust of 88 mph was recorded near Bordeaux — that WYDOT closed Interstate 25 north of Cheyenne to all trucks, regardless of weight.
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The short list right now is NW Arkansas, Kentucky, And Utah. But I'll tell him about Wyoming too.

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NW Arkansas is gorgeous and friendly, but sales tax can creep up there in some locales. And avoid Eureka Springs like the plague. It's a very quaint, charming and historic town, but it has been a hub of LGBTQ degeneracy for decades now.

Instead, have him look a few miles to the north in SW MO - the Lampe and Blue Eye vicinity is nice. Lots of retired military live in the region - Table Rock Lake and Lake Taneycomo being the draw. Lampe and Blue Eye are far enough away from the tourist and resort crowds to make real estate more affordable too, and property taxes are still fairly low. Springfield is 50 miles north for commerce, better medical facilities, airport, etc.

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We'd been looking at NW Arkansas cause a LOT of former Air Force said they retired there. Will relay SW MO as well