It's been about two weeks since we've been on the ground in Wyoming and hardly enough time to catch our breath and reflect, but a few things have struck me as noteworthy.
1) Comparing Wyoming to our homestate of New York is comparing apples to oranges.
2) I-80 is a horrible road in most places, an example of our infrastructure as a whole, and when it becomes impassable I'm glad we'll be on the western end of it and not stuck back east.
3) I took my C&R license to the Sheriff's Dept. to have him sign my change of address so I can keep the BATFE happy. He called me personally within 24 hours to say he signed it and I could stop by to pick it up. That process would have taken a month of phone calls in NY.
4)Among all the things that stand out, the people of Wyoming are the most striking. I have yet to meet any one I would classify as rude. Every single person I have passed on the street has said "Hello" to me! No lie!
5) Have you ever slipped on a really comfortable pair of shoes? You feel you could wear them forever. That is how Wyoming feels to me.
