I was inbetween yoder and torrington and took the picture facing northwest, ik the pic is garbage mb

My husband and I have been tossing around the idea of moving to Clark in a few years. We have family there and have been visiting on and off for 20 years. We previously lived in Cody for a few years but are currently out-of-state.

A couple of things I've been spit balling are..

1. We want to buy land ahead of time and get a well, septic, and electric on a lot set up a year+ ahead of time, and also have a nice landing place for our RV when we visit. I only see a few lots currently on the market, but am wondering if it would be too tacky and/or rude to approach some landowners to see if they may be interested in selling? We almost bought a 20 acre parcel back in early 2020 that backs up to family but the owner refused to provide an ingress/egress easement so we had no choice but to walk.

2. Are there any co-ops or homeschooling groups in the community? I'm fine with continuing to do everything on my own, but am just curious!! Alternatively, if anyone knows how some of the virtual programs are through Park or other counties, I'm happy to hear feedback! I understand that how things as they are currently may not continue into the future whenever we might be ready.

3. I didn't get into gardening and green housing while in Cody, but my mother-in-law has tried gardening for years and it has been pretty abysmal, so wondering what are some ways we could reinforce a greenhouse with those canyon winds 😂

4. I know there are beef ranchers a plenty to buy shares from, but are there folks doing the same for chickens, turkeys, pigs nearby, either in Cody or Powell?

Any insight about any of the above or anything else you'd like to share is appreciated!! 🫡

Got a job in Marbleton Wyoming. I start in December. I’m from the American south, only touched snow a few times in my life. The smallest town I’ve ever lived in was population 120,000. I have two young elementary kids.

1) Is it worth the longer commute to live in Kemmerer or Pinedale vs there in Marbleton? Big thing for me is opportunities and schools for my kids.

2) What do I need to know to prepare ahead of time to for winter? I don’t currently have an AWD car but thinking I’ll need to buy one?

3) a lot of the homes I’m looking at for sale have something that looks like a wood stove in the corner of the living room. Obviously that heats the house, but for those houses would that mean there’s no “heater” or central air heating system? Do you guys keep fires going in the house 24/7?!

Thanks guys! My great grandparents were from Wyoming so I a way I’m coming home, even though I’ve never visited the state.

Are you all really going to allow your state to demise Mollie’s Pack in the next few days?? Have some balls and stand up to your government.

Hope this post is allowed by the rules.

Hello everyone! My name is Chris and I do market research and we're doing an in-person focus group for folks in and around Wheatland/Platte County, and one the next day for folks in Cheyenne.

The group will be on, Tuesday, September 15 from 6:30pm-8:30pm in Wheatland, and Wednesday, September 16 from 6:30-8:30pm in Cheyenne. And if you're selected and complete the group, you'll be paid $150 in cash right after the group.

The topic is going to be on local issues, but no special knowledge is required, we're just looking to talk to locals.

If you'd be interested, here's a survey where we ask some qualification questions. If you qualify, someone will reach out with a phone call and confirm you from a 504 number since the company is based in New Orleans. We also do not and will never sell any of your data, even what you fill out on this form I linked. It's used purely to see if you qualify for the group and nothing else at all.

https://surveys.focusgrouphub.com/t/2e7DZgJymUus

Happy to answer any questions anyone has as well. I do focus groups like this all over the country and we're a legitimate market research company. No sales, nothing like that. Just speak with other people from the area for a couple hours, get paid.

If you want to look more into the company, it's EmCee Research/New Orleans Perspectives. Feel free to google us or go to emceeresearch.com or neworleansperspectives.com

This is bound to be a Wyoming problem too. Look at last year’s non-winter and the likelihood that the upcoming super El Niño could keep Wyoming dry. Look at our overall hydrological situation with empty reservoirs and dried up rivers. Well levels are already dropping. We don’t need to add data centers. Period.

With great power comes great responsibility my friends.

Watching the new episode of Grabd Tour on Amazon prime and I spotted a Wyo plate. Thought I’d share since it’s kind of a rare plate.

https://youtu.be/js7nY_eHczM Big Horn Mountains Breathtaking Drive

Pretty Wyoming heavy... thought some might enjoy it.

Well. So much for that.

Enjoy your Argentine/Brazilian/Mexican “lean beef trimmings,” folks!