@@barkerjames1980 I'm pretty sure it's gone now. I can't seem to find it's previous location. We used to visit them all the time in the 60's and 70's. They lived at 1500 Coburn Ave, Worland, WY 82401
@@barkerjames1980 ~ Both sides of my family were immigrants from Scotland who followed the coal mines. They ended up in Gebo, Wyoming (which was off the road between Thermoplois and Worland) in around 1910. The men were coal miners in Gebo, Kirby and I believe Crosby? and my mother taught school in the small school in Gebo. Some of us stayed in the Wyoming area and my immediate family came down to where I am now in California. The Maxwells also owned a cabin up in the Tensleep mountains that we used to stay at.
@@joaquincuervo6943 interesting and coincidental! I received this notification while at the ruins at Gebo! I had relatives who also worked in the coal mines at Gebo and Crosby!!
@@barkerjames1980 lived in Rock Springs and Gillette for a few years in each place. Could deal with the temp ok. Could not deal with the wind. They say Worland is the least windy place in Wyoming
@@barkerjames1980 I live in Illinois but the overreaching government and continued increase in taxes have had me wanting to leave for some time now. If everything goes right I'm hoping to head out west before next fall.
communiety center ? YMCA type place to go to ? any skate park for the kids ? any city simming pool or just a city park with trees ? a bowling alley ? a theater or house to govwatch movies ? a roller skate rink ? ...i havent seen any of the above so far ?
My uncle, John Maxwell and his 2 sons, Gordon and JW, ran a market in Worland during the 1960's and 70's. It was called Jon's Iga Food Basket.
That's pretty cool!!
@@barkerjames1980 I'm pretty sure it's gone now. I can't seem to find it's previous location. We used to visit them all the time in the 60's and 70's. They lived at 1500 Coburn Ave, Worland, WY 82401
@@joaquincuervo6943 interesting! So many towns around here are dramatically different than they were just 10 or 15 years ago!
@@barkerjames1980 ~ Both sides of my family were immigrants from Scotland who followed the coal mines. They ended up in Gebo, Wyoming (which was off the road between Thermoplois and Worland) in around 1910. The men were coal miners in Gebo, Kirby and I believe Crosby? and my mother taught school in the small school in Gebo. Some of us stayed in the Wyoming area and my immediate family came down to where I am now in California. The Maxwells also owned a cabin up in the Tensleep mountains that we used to stay at.
@@joaquincuervo6943 interesting and coincidental! I received this notification while at the ruins at Gebo! I had relatives who also worked in the coal mines at Gebo and Crosby!!
I'm considering moving here. Very helpful vid. Thank you
No problem! Hope you like hot summers and cold winters!
@@barkerjames1980 lived in Rock Springs and Gillette for a few years in each place. Could deal with the temp ok. Could not deal with the wind. They say Worland is the least windy place in Wyoming
@@sidcostello7532 ahh, Worland will be better!
Looks very peaceful. Just the kind of place I'd like to live.
It's not bad!
@@barkerjames1980 I live in Illinois but the overreaching government and continued increase in taxes have had me wanting to leave for some time now. If everything goes right I'm hoping to head out west before next fall.
Thanks,
My pleasure!
@@barkerjames1980 we live in Diamondville and it’s nice to see other towns, cities
@@nanacoleman6801 Diamondville, eh? I lived in Kemmerer from January 2001 until May of 2003!
@@barkerjames1980 We retired here because our 3 grands live here, to be closer to them!
I remember going to Goose’s to get Mom cigarettes
communiety center ? YMCA type place to go to ? any skate park for the kids ? any city simming pool or just a city park with trees ? a bowling alley ? a theater or house to govwatch movies ? a roller skate rink ? ...i havent seen any of the above so far ?
As the title indicates, this is simply a drive down Main Street and is by no means a promotional video nor a comprehensive review of the town.
All of your questions can be answered with a quick Google search.
It seems to be a very calm city. I like places like this
It really is. Most towns in Wyoming are quite similar.
MMMMM Ranchitos!!! Big Dan Burrito!!!!
I haven't eaten there in a few years, but I know it's great food! Their green chili is some of the best I've had!
@@barkerjames1980 As luck would have it, the owners are my neighbors. Good folks. Thanks again for making me smile as you drove through town!!
@@yamati150 my pleasure!
MY favorite place was the A&W restaurant
Been gone a long time now. There's a pizza place there now.
Nice
Thank you!
Looks depressing out there.
If your depressed.
@@m.e.9974 I suppose
@@ElenaKato25or6to4 but i sort of agree, not alot to do you would think
@@m.e.9974 It could be because it was cloudy and dark. . It looked a bit depressing to me .
GOOD DON'T COME.