That’s one of the biggest travesties of that area, the destruction and dilution of the founding families and farms. The population explosion of the seventies and liberalization of the universities overwhelmed and overtook the values and Christian morals of the founders who settled the area. The number of abandoned churches tell the story.

Laramie is libtarded and drug’d up because of the college. Wyoming in general is still Wyoming, but not without its drug problems in some areas like much of the country. Life is hard there. Winters are brutal some years and I always hated that fuk’n wind. Friends and family reporting this is one of those wicked winter years. Perils of the Prairie I call it. Beautiful country with some of the best hunt’n and fish’n you could want. The jobs are either really good or poverty livin’ across the state. Not an easy place to just drop in on and start to make your way. Cheyenne I never liked. Worked about year in Casper forty years ago, was a great cowboy town then, can’t say what it’s like now. Rock Springs and Green River area are tough unless you work railroad or energy sector. Lots of Mormons there so good luck. Jackson Hole and Yellowstone area, better have lots of money. Riverton, Lander and Thermopolis areas are probably where I’d go if’n I was look’n to go back to Wyoming. Maybe even that area east of Gillette near Spearfish. Been in the Southwest now way too long so that ain’t gonna happen. The winters would kill me.

The word out of Wyoming is "Fuck off, Wyoming is full". For obvious reasons.