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"Beaver State" "Least populous state in the U.S... and I can see why!" -Frank |
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Cheyenne - The state capitol, and boasted as Wyoming's largest city -- 54,000 people! (Oct. '02)
Chugwater - Okay, I'll admit it. We stopped here because of the name, but it turned out to be a good call. (May '02)
Evanston - Small town, downright friendly, and you can see guys right from the hills after hunting at Wal-Mart. (Oct. '02)
Gillette - The biggest little city in Wyoming. I can't back that up, but we spent the night there, so... there! (May '02)
Kaycee - Quaint from top to bottom, from the main street to the historic marker. (May '02)
Laramie - I wanted to see if they were related to the fictional brand of fags on The Simpsons, but it turns out that's not the word to use in this town. (Oct. '02)
Lyman - A quaint little town of about 2,000 people nestled up in southwestern Wyoming. (Mar. '04)
Rawlins - I got nothing. Even the camouflage store was closed on Sunday morning. Geez. (Oct. '02)
Yellowstone National Park - Not called Jelly-stone I was led to believe, but toward the park I hold no ill will. (May '02)