Another one from Wyoming

[WanderingJer]

Howdy. Some may remember me as Jerngen on another forum I haven't been to in a long time.
I tend to wander a lot, having moved 60some times in my life. Recently moved to Wyoming with my wife and kiddos (from MI). Living in the city now is chaffing at me but I'm trying to adjust for their sakes. We love to garden, can, hike/camp, fish, and are constantly going on trips exploring lesser known areas of our country. Photography is also an obsession of mine.

 

[phideaux]

That name does ring a bell,

Thanks for hitchin your horse to our hitching rail.

Welcome

Jim

 

[Maverickhawk]

Welcome from Kansas!

 

[Meerkat]

Welcome from N.Florida

 

[hiwall]

 

[dademoss]

Welcome from Ohio

 

[snappy1]

Welcome from SW Mississippi! I love WY!

 

[200years2late]

Welcome to wild, windblown Wyoming!

 

[kd4ulw]

Welcome to the family.

 

[viking]

Hello and welcome from S.W. Oregon, been to Wyoming, have relatives in Upton, it's beautiful there but we don't like to see gates on the on ramps to the freeways, we lived at 8,000 feet in Colorado where we dealt with enough snow to last a life time, we may get a few inches here during the winter but it's almost always gone by the next day.

 

[Bacpacker]

Welcome from Tennessee

 

[Amish Heart]

Welcome from Kansas

 

[Spikedriver]

Welcome from Iowa!

 

[Patchouli]

@WanderingJer Michigan to Wyoming...hope you'll find it a little more free and peaceful there. Still cold!

 

[BadgerLandHunter]

Welcome from WI!

 

[Morgan101]

Welcome from Eastern Missouri. Good to have you with us.

 

[WanderingJer]

Thank you everyone! We live on the plains here by a mountain. Hardly any snow at all compared to Northern Michigan. The wind however...... every couple of weeks we get a couple of days of wind that is crazy!! But in all of my travels I have yet to find a place where you didn't have to make a sacrifice of some sort.
I love the low population density here and the wilderness that can be found (as long as you avoid the northwest corner of the state during tourist season).

 

[Peanut]

Welcome from the deep south!

 

[MoBookworm1957]

Welcome from Missouri.

 

[Morgan101]

in all of my travels I have yet to find a place where you didn't have to make a sacrifice of some sort.

You are so right. I haven't moved as much as some here, but I have lived in three of the four time zones in the U.S. There are pros and cons no matter where you are.

 

[Alaskajohn]

A warm welcome from Alaska! Welcome to the forum!

 

[viking]

Thank you everyone! We live on the plains here by a mountain. Hardly any snow at all compared to Northern Michigan. The wind however...... every couple of weeks we get a couple of days of wind that is crazy!! But in all of my travels I have yet to find a place where you didn't have to make a sacrifice of some sort.
I love the low population density here and the wilderness that can be found (as long as you avoid the northwest corner of the state during tourist season).

Wyoming, like Nevada, is a good place to have wind generators, running around some of the out of the way places in northern Nevada we have seen many wind generators that were the only power going to the homes. I had a friend that was staying at Star Point which is 27 miles west of Winnemucca, he sent me pictures of the campground that showed how the wind was blowing up the snow into large roles that you could make a snowman with.

 

[Grizzleyette___Adams]

Welcome to here! I hope you will like it here.

It would be a treat to see some of your photographs in our photo thread!

 

[Grizzleyette___Adams]

@WanderingJer, I found the link to the thread that I told you about. I hope that we get to see some of your photos here!

https://www.homesteadingforum.org/threads/post-a-photo-a-real-photo.95/