I find Cheyenne a wonderful place to live. I grew up in Florida and do NOT miss the heat or humidity. It can get warm in the summers (usually 80s, 5-10 days per year in the 90s) but the humidity is so low that an inexpensive swamp cooler keeps me perfectly comfortable. We can have stretches in the winter of up to a week where the temps get down to -20sF, but they are usually sunny and if I don't want to deal with bundling up, I just stay inside. Local medical care is decent and U of Colorado health centers in Denver are only 100 miles away - I am in kidney failure, local nephrologist follows me and sends me to UC if something is questionable or I need a procedure. However, we are at 6000 feet elevation so not a good choice for anyone with lung/breathing issues.
