Born on the 4th of July, what cowboy capital means “people of the strange tongue” in the Arapahoe?

If you're nostalgic for the Old West, you'll find it alive and well in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Founded in 1867, the city was revered by none other than Ernest Hemingway, who said he had love for two places: Africa and Wyoming. Although its name is native Arapahoe, meaning "people of the strange tongue," Cheyenne is known as Cowboy Country.

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