Question about camping and Texas....

[RandomGuy]

Stay away from Yellowstone though. Waaaay too crowded.

The massive volcano under Yellowstone that erupts every 10 million years or so and annihilates a thousand mile radius area does feed some other fun hot springs a good distance away from Yellowstone, Jackson Hole having a few of them.

[Extra Stout]

If you want to do some camping in the summer, try Wyoming, Colorado, or Montana.

The cool days and cold nights in the rockies make for great camping weather when it is hotter than **** in Texas.

Be warned though, some people in Colorado generally don't like Texas license plates.

Ski resort towns are also excellent places to go camping and hiking in the summer.

That depends on which part of Colorado you're in. Boulderites tend to assume that all Texans torture Iraqi children and pour toxic sludge into watersheds in their spare time.

[RandomGuy]

That depends on which part of Colorado you're in. Boulderites tend to assume that all Texans torture Iraqi children and pour toxic sludge into watersheds in their spare time.

I rest my case. (I grew up in Wyoming)

If you have a Texas license plate try to be on your best behavior at any rate.

[johnsmith]

Having lived in Colorado for most of my life I can say that our hatred towards other states isn't exclusive to Texas. We pretty much think we're better then everyone.

[johnsmith]

And on that note, Colorado still owns all other states in the union.

[johnsmith]

I rest my case. (I grew up in Wyoming)

If you have a Texas license plate try to be on your best behavior at any rate.

Where in Wyoming? I went to school in Ft. Collins and would go up there from time to time.

[RandomGuy]

Where in Wyoming? I went to school in Ft. Collins and would go up there from time to time.

Considering that the largest 5 towns have 50%+ of the population, you would have a good shot at just guessing.

Let's just say I didn't grow up in Tie Siding...

[RandomGuy]

Where in Wyoming? I went to school in Ft. Collins and would go up there from time to time.

You were one of the "Greenies" as us Wyomingites used to call you before you changed the license plates.

Texans came to Colorado to hunt/fish/camp and Coloradans came to Wyoming.

[johnsmith]

You were one of the "Greenies" as us Wyomingites used to call you before you changed the license plates.

Texans came to Colorado to hunt/fish/camp and Coloradans came to Wyoming.

We went to Idaho a lot too you know.

[johnsmith]

Considering that the largest 5 towns have 50%+ of the population, you would have a good shot at just guessing.

Let's just say I didn't grow up in Tie Siding...

good point.

[RandomGuy]

good point.

But the fact that I know where the f*** Tie Siding is oughta give it away though.

I will probably be in (driving through) Ft. Collins in about two weeks. Both of my siblings had their first kids in the last year, and I will be taking a grand tour to visit my nephews in Wyoming and Colorado.

[johnsmith]

But the fact that I know where the f*** Tie Siding is oughta give it away though.

I will probably be in (driving through) Ft. Collins in about two weeks. Both of my siblings had their first kids in the last year, and I will be taking a grand tour to visit my nephews in Wyoming and Colorado.

Ft. Collins has grown WAY too much for how small that town is. I'd never want to go back and live there because of it.

I hear a bunch of Windsor got wiped out a month or two ago from tornado's. That's too bad.

[thispego]