Lived there for a year and work there almost every day. We got tired of the wind and lack of variety from a shopping/bar/restaurant perspective. Good luck with the move.
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Lived there for a year and work there almost every day. We got tired of the wind and lack of variety from a shopping/bar/restaurant perspective. Good luck with the move.
The bar scene doesn't interest me as I don't drink much, shopping consists of necessary items (wife hates shopping), and so far the restaurants are satisfactory. I will miss Nordy's being close though.
It's only a 45 minutes drive to Loveland when you're hard up for BBQ.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmg8550
That's funny- the wife and I have been talking about moving to Wyoming (or Montana) all day....Quote:
Originally Posted by jmg8550
Good for you.
I have looked at half a dozen places up there but haven't quite found the right one as far as being able to run the biz out of.
I am all for staying and seeing 2014 but: A- what else are we going to get crammed up our keesters until then? B- the knuckleheads have stacked the deck well with the bills favoring illegals, redistricting, same day voter registration, civil unions, legal dope etc.
Properties moving fast up there.
Yeah I talked to a realtor. He said houses are selling very fast. Even good rentals are hard to find. We got very lucky.
same plan here. I love my state but at some point enough is enough, so without a major sea change in our politics back to what it was and should be were going to have to hit the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by beast556
That's why I said I'll miss it being close. Cheyenne really doesn't have any good BBQ joints, that I've heard of anyway. I will definetely make the drive to Loveland for some good BBQ though.Quote:
Originally Posted by blacklabel
Congrats!
Lived 2 yrs in Laramie. Looking at some get away acreage out of Encampment.
Best of luck. [Beer]
The older I get the less I can tolerate the cold. If It wasn't for that I'd be taking a serious look that way.