Wyoming Tourism/How
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North American (General)Transcript
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it happens to a lot of folks. You wake up one day, look around and ask yourself, Who am I? How did I get here? Amid the sirens and the traffic on the horns and the shouting, the never ending din of what we've come to call civilization? Yeah, there is a cure for this affliction. It doesn't come in a pill. E can't be found in a bottle. It's not available in a nap. It's a place called Wyoming. We're the only sirens of the women calling the family home to supper. We're the only traffic is a few lone rider's galloping through a field of copper at sunset were the only horns on a herd of black Angus on. We're the only shouting comes from the drovers, driving another herd of horses over a perfect plane. In this place. You don't ask yourself how you got here. You just ask yourself why it took so long. Find yourself in Wyoming. Visit Wyoming dot com