Any one else giving up snow birding due to the covid

We are in our snowbird park in Arizona. Not many people here so easy to social distance. No friends from Canada and not all Americans. We own a park model so must pay the lot rent whether we come or not so why not isolate in warm weather rather than shovel snow.

bighatnohorse wrote:
Folks here are taking it very seriously. They might beat this thing yet.

....yup. We will get a handle on this thing eventually. Bring it down to a livable background infection level (sars will never go away completely). The World's vaccine and treatment remediation effort has never been greater. Hang in there everyone.....

We've been traveling south through California for the last few days and the number of people wearing face masks is nearly 100-percent.
Folks here are taking it very seriously.
They might beat this thing yet.

RVMan,

Our park in Texas has let us know that all deposits paid can transfer to next year without any loss of money if done 30 days prior to the reservation arrival date. This is not advertised and must be done over the phone. I suggest you contact your FL park to see what they are doing.

We can self isolate in warm climate just as easily as in cold, so we haven't changed any of our plans.

We decided to make our typical reservations for Florida last year when we left, and we always leave Ohio in mid-January, so we have a little time yet, so We will make our decision at that time I guess? If I end up loosing my deposits and pre-payments... well I've wasted money before! hahaha... I just hope things settle down some in the next few months! Good Luck to everyone and Safe Travels!!!

RVman / John

Guy Roan wrote:

Reisender wrote:

joebedford wrote:
Staying home. Can't even go to New Zealand this winter like the last time we didn't go to USA. My snowblower is tuned up and my shovel sharpened.

I hear ya. I bought the wife new electric socks and a new snow shovel so we are set.

Do those socks come with a fifty foot cord, or a 100 foot one

Guy

A little pair of lithium batteries. Last about 10 hours. Not kidding. :).

She’s a Tesla girl. Only seems fitting. :)

Reisender wrote:

joebedford wrote:
Staying home. Can't even go to New Zealand this winter like the last time we didn't go to USA. My snowblower is tuned up and my shovel sharpened.

I hear ya. I bought the wife new electric socks and a new snow shovel so we are set.

Do those socks come with a fifty foot cord, or a 100 foot one

Guy

We are staying home because My wife had a very bad broken leg in Jan and then had the Chinese virus later in the nursing home and then I sold the alpenlite fifth and then we bought another trailer for her to feel better. So maybe next winter or maybe we might never rv again. chevman

joebedford wrote:
Staying home. Can't even go to New Zealand this winter like the last time we didn't go to USA. My snowblower is tuned up and my shovel sharpened.

I hear ya. I bought the wife new electric socks and a new snow shovel so we are set.