Hello from Wyoming, which I've heard doesn't actually exist :)

According to my profile, I joined around 2 years ago (I had thought it was 3 or 4). I've never started a thread because something I read said you had to have 20 posts before you could do that. At the same time, there seemed to be encouragement to start a thread in Introductions. This site is confusing to me, and the thread answering questions seems to be outdated as far as the layout it talks about. Not complaining, just explaining why it has taken me so long to attempt an introduction thread (which will post only if I don't need to have 20 posts first).

I don't recall where I heard about this site, but it seemed interesting, so I joined - then didn't return for about a year.

Anyway, not sure what to say about myself. I like a lot of the topics here. I like the fact that there are opposing views on many topics. I'm an older female living in Wyoming with an interest in many things, especially things that are a little off the beaten path. For example, I have many of Graham Hancock's books. I like the way he views our ancient history. I have some of Velikovsky's books. I don't know if hollow earth is real, but the subject fascinates me. I like being as independent as possible from traditional AMA medical care, especially over these last three years.

a reply to: SilverMoon

My wife and I love vacationing in Wyoming

Welcome to the site

a reply to: DBCowboy

Thank you.

Wyoming is great in the summer. Not so much in the winter. Now, if I lived in the part where trees grew on their own, it would be even better.

originally posted by: SilverMoon
According to my profile, I joined around 2 years ago (I had thought it was 3 or 4). I've never started a thread because something I read said you had to have 20 posts before you could do that. At the same time, there seemed to be encouragement to start a thread in Introductions. This site is confusing to me, and the thread answering questions seems to be outdated as far as the layout it talks about. Not complaining, just explaining why it has taken me so long to attempt an introduction thread (which will post only if I don't need to have 20 posts first).

I don't recall where I heard about this site, but it seemed interesting, so I joined - then didn't return for about a year.

Anyway, not sure what to say about myself. I like a lot of the topics here. I like the fact that there are opposing views on many topics. I'm an older female living in Wyoming with an interest in many things, especially things that are a little off the beaten path. For example, I have many of Graham Hancock's books. I like the way he views our ancient history. I have some of Velikovsky's books. I don't know if hollow earth is real, but the subject fascinates me. I like being as independent as possible from traditional AMA medical care, especially over these last three years.

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Welcome!

I lived in Cheyenne for about 2 years back in 98-2000 I had moved up there from Texas, talk about a shocking change in weather!

I will say I do love the winters there, absolutely laoth the spring and summer winds lol, but im a little odd

I now live outside Boise, Idaho (slowly making my way further north!)

Welcome to the circus!

I've been to Wyoming multiple times and I still don't believe it exists. Welcome home. Man... Now I kinda wanna go back to Wyoming...

Hi and welcome, from another older woman.

Never been to Wyoming.
Too much of a homebody right now, plus animals to take care of.

Michigan is cold enough in the winter, thank you!

Welcome from a former Rivertonite. Rivertonian? Rivertoner? IDK, glad you're here, and there, wish I was. Wyoming is awesome!

a reply to: SilverMoon

Welcome to ATS, Silvermoon.

Wyoming definitely IS real.
I'm pretty sure there was a question about it on Jeopardy a few years back.

a reply to: SilverMoon

Welcome! Again! Wyoming does not exist in the other world before the Mengele Effect. But the Big Cowboy State is still here! Yay!

I not-so-randomly typed "Wyoming cryptids" into the search field and got this dot gov link:
www.blm.gov...

that goes to another link. For the laughs.

a reply to: SilverMoon
WELCOME. Try not to take any posts too serious and enjoy the banter and the information. Oh, and the theories. By the way can you make Peach Cobbler. I've never tasted it, I just like saying Peach Cobbler.

Welcome back to ATS

The thing that always stood out to me about Wyoming the many times I drove thru is the smell of sage after a rain, amazingly beautiful smell. The scenery is always refreshing too. There was a great breakfast spot in Laramie I stopped at a few times as well, and the cowboy bar in Cheyenne (I think) was a serious piece of history.

Look forward to your input here, thanks for sharing!!

I grew up in Sweetwater County...Wyoming. (one of the biggest Counties in the USA)

I know, personally, that Wyoming exists.

My plates were "4"...if you're from Wyoming you know what this means. (yours are likely "2") My alternate plates were "23".

My world (stomping grounds, etc) revolved around plates which were "23", "22", "5", "2" and, of course, "4".

I am a Wyoming "Native".

Welcome to ATS!

I grew up in northern Idaho, but we used to travel to Wyoming often, particularly the Wind River Range area and Lizardhead Pass area in particular. Long story. I remember also when I was about six that we stayed in a place with log cabins -- I think outside or Laramie, but not certain -- and they had a resident porcupine that visited folks. Wonderful. Jumped up on my bed and fell asleep with one front foot in the air.

This is one of the last bastions of civil discussion and debate. Johnny gave you some great links. Take your time and settle in. Some of us think it's going to be a bumpy ride, but that doesn't mean it won't be amazing!

a reply to: SilverMoon

You can post before you get in that number of posts.
You just cannot start a new thread, other than the one in Intros.

Sorry for the confusion,


and WELCOME!!


Also, share your views on MSM...and avoid corporate medicine as much as we can.

Thank you so much for all that information!

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I think I made peach cobbler once, years and years ago. I thought it tasted good.

Thank you for all the replies and the advice. You are all so welcoming.

@Flyingclaydisk - Sweetwater County is where I'm at. I've only been here a few years. I have also lived in Arizona and Utah.

@chiefsmom - I lived in Michigan for 2 winters and 1 summer many years ago. Definitely cold wet winters there.

Hooray... I love intro threads...

You probably already know there's a lot of interest in the topics you mentioned... I'll be looking forward to seeing you around the board.

Best of luck, and happy posting.