I had to refresh my memory of where that was. Unfortunately I don’t have anything constructive to add other than it’s way out there in the middle of not to much. The cool thing about being within driving distance to the Bighorns is that is much less over visited than the western part of the state - friends I grew up with on the west side plan hunting and camping trips to the Bighorns to get away from people - it’s more like western Wy was 40 years ago.
The bad part about little areas like this is you have to enjoy living out in the desolate areas where even sagebrush has a hard time growing. Even though there are houses around and what appears to be dry agricultural land, there is also some oil field stuff from the aerial views - if it’s one of those hole in the wall kind of places with half oil field folks, I’d look elsewhere - if local girls don’t feel safe jogging on the local dirt roads, there’s a reason. I had a friend who’s brother had PTSD and enjoyed living and working in these type of remote semi oilfield areas - I rode along as we visited the brother and we spent the day with him. The back stories of the 50 or so various characters that inhabited his patch of moonscape were interesting to say the least.
Other similar areas are populated with old families on old properties and are great people - my old as dirt aunt used to teach in a one room school in an out the way spot like this. In the old days there were more people, especially young people. Now, few kids grow up dreaming of staying and having a family in a place like this, but some do. There are a lot of old homesteads on a little creek in the middle of nowhere that are awesome - the little bit of extra moisture brings 10x as many animals and I can see the attraction.
All the straight lines in this aerial view immediately made me think of small oil fields.
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