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My rankings below. #2 through #4 are almost interchangeable to me for wildly different reasons. I'm dangerously close to just taking the $50,000 in Wyoming. It's a beautiful state, but I don't think I'd want to live so far from stores and restaurants.
#1 - Dubois - Love the house and the views. I'm not really into the log home architecture, but the walls of windows are great. The challenge with this house is that it's in the middle of nowhere. I might get really bored.
#2 - Nice house, nice views, and the Cody location is nice. I'm not really into the log home architecture.
#3 - The 80 acres is really nice, but the house is pretty meh, and it's kind of in the middle of nowhere. Pinedale has a few restaurants, but then you're driving an hour to the store.
#4 - Great views and a good location relative to town, but I'm not paying a million bucks for 1,200 square feet.
#5 - Cheyenne. I like the city access to Cheyenne, but at the end of the day it's just a big house in a subdivision.
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