In the 80s we lived on the outskirts of Evanston. It was during the oil boom so there were people from all walks of life. Those eight years gave me a perspective on life that I will always treasure. Yes, the climate was/is harsh; it is, after all, a high desert plain. But it was the people. Mostly those who grew up there. Never since have I experienced the quality of character as that of the people of Wyoming. Honest. Hard working. Friendly. Caring. Trustworthy. Compassionate. It didn't matter what country road, which small town, which farmer working his land, we all gave each other a wave as we drove by. If a person needed help on the side of the road at two or three of us would stop. I say "us" because there existed an unspoken understanding between people that you weren't an outsider. You were part of a community of people who truly cared about one another. The easy going nature of people who had nothing to hide because they were genuine. I'm much older now but could still see myself retiring there if there was enough health care available. I miss standing outside at night seeing the sky fill with stars. The cool breeze always began to flow as the sun set. The scent of sagebrush and pine. The voices of the coyotes and wolves in the darkness. The endless fields of gold in September.The different types of bales awhile later. Eagles and hawks, the permanent residents. The migration of those who would return next year. The beauty of Spring. The heat of Summer. The colors of Autumn. The sparkling pristine snows of Winter. Wyoming is not for everyone... Yet I will always remember the beauty my eyes saw. In the land and in the people ❤
🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸♥️(For a retiree, it's perfect!!) Casper mountain is 12 miles from where I'm moving , and the contrast between plains and wooded mountains is AWESOME!!❤️
This was an EXCELLENT video, thank you! I had no idea it was ranked as #8 state for wellness, this is such a huge drawcard for me as I am considering to move there and build my wellness startup business.
I would move to Sheridan, Cody, possibly Casper if I could get a good job. Tired of the big city and I love the spirit of the people of Wyoming, work ethic, and friendliness of everyone.
-- 42 degrees recently. (MINUS 42, to clarify.) Um, wow, I like the cold... but that's a bit much. Having said that, I'd probably STILL move there... but my wife is too cold at 50 degrees ABOVE. So no. I still subscribe to your channel for kicks, but I don't think I'll be moving there anytime soon.
I want to know what’s up with acreage off of poison spider rd. Why it’s price increased by 27k. And if the wild horse basin ranch will sell the piece of property (640 acres) above that Ricky Ford parcel of 640 acres. That’s what we’ve been eyeing for the past month. But I suppose we’d have to come to the table first with our offer.
You have sold us on moving to Wyoming this year. We've been looking at the Laramie area. Our oldest will be attending school there. Do you have any rental properties in that area? We would love to get a better look at Wyoming rather than just our vacation memories before we commit to purchasing a home.
is there high speed internet in wyoming? I am a software engineer working for a software company working fulltime remotely. Looking possibly of getting out of washington state. Itrs getting too expensive and crowded. Thanks
The Cobraverse loves Alisha Collins and Wyoming! Also, the first things I think of when Wyoming is mentioned are Snowboarding and skiing*, Yellowstone National Park, the Grand Tetons, cowboys and last but certainly not least, I think of M’Lord KingCobraJFS. TWU.
@@alishacollinsrealestate, thanks for having me and I genuinely appreciate your insightful and entertaining vids. You truly are a great overall representative for the entire State of Wyoming. Anyways, you have a blessed day and again, thanks for having me.
In the 80s we lived on the outskirts of Evanston. It was during the oil boom so there were people from all walks of life. Those eight years gave me a perspective on life that I will always treasure. Yes, the climate was/is harsh; it is, after all, a high desert plain. But it was the people. Mostly those who grew up there. Never since have I experienced the quality of character as that of the people of Wyoming. Honest. Hard working. Friendly. Caring. Trustworthy. Compassionate. It didn't matter what country road, which small town, which farmer working his land, we all gave each other a wave as we drove by. If a person needed help on the side of the road at two or three of us would stop. I say "us" because there existed an unspoken understanding between people that you weren't an outsider. You were part of a community of people who truly cared about one another. The easy going nature of people who had nothing to hide because they were genuine. I'm much older now but could still see myself retiring there if there was enough health care available. I miss standing outside at night seeing the sky fill with stars. The cool breeze always began to flow as the sun set. The scent of sagebrush and pine. The voices of the coyotes and wolves in the darkness. The endless fields of gold in September.The different types of bales awhile later. Eagles and hawks, the permanent residents. The migration of those who would return next year. The beauty of Spring. The heat of Summer. The colors of Autumn. The sparkling pristine snows of Winter. Wyoming is not for everyone...
Yet I will always remember the beauty my eyes saw. In the land and in the people ❤
Wyoming definitely seems like the place I’d want to live. It’s just perfect
🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸♥️(For a retiree, it's perfect!!) Casper mountain is 12 miles from where I'm moving , and the contrast between plains and wooded mountains is AWESOME!!❤️
Welcome!
This was an EXCELLENT video, thank you! I had no idea it was ranked as #8 state for wellness, this is such a huge drawcard for me as I am considering to move there and build my wellness startup business.
I would move to Sheridan, Cody, possibly Casper if I could get a good job. Tired of the big city and I love the spirit of the people of Wyoming, work ethic, and friendliness of everyone.
What work do you do?
@@alishacollinsrealestate Sales work from home cover a Territory. Work for an appliance manufacturer.
Wyoming is amazing. Cant wait to relocate
-- 42 degrees recently. (MINUS 42, to clarify.) Um, wow, I like the cold... but that's a bit much. Having said that, I'd probably STILL move there... but my wife is too cold at 50 degrees ABOVE. So no. I still subscribe to your channel for kicks, but I don't think I'll be moving there anytime soon.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
I’m ready to move me and my husband have been all over in a semi truck but ready to move from Alabama to there find peace
I want to go. Did u make it there?
I want to know what’s up with acreage off of poison spider rd. Why it’s price increased by 27k. And if the wild horse basin ranch will sell the piece of property (640 acres) above that Ricky Ford parcel of 640 acres. That’s what we’ve been eyeing for the past month. But I suppose we’d have to come to the table first with our offer.
Can you do a video on gardening opportunities in Wyoming. What grows well or What do people grow? Thanks
Yes!!!! What a great idea!!! Thank you
You have sold us on moving to Wyoming this year. We've been looking at the Laramie area. Our oldest will be attending school there. Do you have any rental properties in that area? We would love to get a better look at Wyoming rather than just our vacation memories before we commit to purchasing a home.
I know a fanatic agent there! Send me an email with your info. alisha@casperpowerhouse.com
is there high speed internet in wyoming? I am a software engineer working for a software company working fulltime remotely. Looking possibly of getting out of washington state. Itrs getting too expensive and crowded. Thanks
Yes we have high speed internet!
The Cobraverse loves Alisha Collins and Wyoming! Also, the first things I think of when Wyoming is mentioned are Snowboarding and skiing*, Yellowstone National Park, the Grand Tetons, cowboys and last but certainly not least, I think of M’Lord KingCobraJFS. TWU.
Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching and commenting!
@@alishacollinsrealestate, thanks for having me and I genuinely appreciate your insightful and entertaining vids. You truly are a great overall representative for the entire State of Wyoming. Anyways, you have a blessed day and again, thanks for having me.