Wyoming’s Finest

With so many billionaires hanging out here, you can guess what I’ve arranged to re/manifest.

 

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Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Best Hotels
3. Vegan Restaurants and Shops
4. Ancient Ruins

 

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Introduction:

In Phase 1, I passed through this state during my relocation/evacuation up to Montana for the first time.

In Phase 2, I started scouting its most-expensive towns –namely, Jackson (a.k.a. Jackson Hole).

Phase 3 is when I’ll finally get to return, not just able to indulge in all the best I spotted and learned/heard about, but also being paid to.

 

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Best Hotels

Amangani

Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa – Teton Village:

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The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch:

 

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Vegan Restaurants and Shops:

As always, these shall only be sampled from (“to go”) until they start keeping out the disgraceful fugtards, and until their entire menu is not only vegan but healthy/organic (which isn’t possible during chemtrails).

• BAPP Korean Restaurant (Kim’s Corner Cafe)
• FIGS
• Gather in Jackson Hole
• Hand Fire Pizza
• Liberty Burger
• Teton Tiger Restaurant and Cocktail Bar
• Thai Plate
• The Kitchen

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Ancient Ruins:

1. Bighorn Basin, near Worland; interesting formations that look like petrified trees (but are not) — perhaps formed/poured, if not occurring naturally
2. Oregon Trail Ruts Historic Site, Guernsey –probably not what they say it is; possibly far more ancient
3. Mummy Cave, Cody
4. Red Gulch Dinosaur Track-site, Greybull
5. The Falling Block:  near Silvertip, in the Bighorn Mountains –“It’s actually quite common to see cube shaped rock like this in the Bighorn Mountains.” (translation:  there are megalithic ruins all across this area, so probably worth a LIDAR flyover plus some GPR and caving)
6. White Mountain Petroglyph Site, Rock Springs

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