Does a snowbird travel around the 'warm' or
is a snowbird someone who finds a warm home and just stays put. We are leaving sometime after Thanksgiving but we have no destination in mind except the road, making a huge loop down thru California, ...
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We started out moving around during the winter. Arizona, Florida, Texas - just south of I-10 for the coldest months. We learned quickly that we didn't like Florida and we didn't like the RioGrande Valley. So that left Arizona or Southern California. We bounced around those two areas for a few years before settling on Mesa, AZ for longer stays and after a number of years we decided to buy a park model in our favorite park. So now we travel in the RV in the summer and spend the winter enjoying all the greater Phoenix area has to offer.
Dave was a grad student at ASU in the 70s, so I would mutter about snow birds getting in my way during my drive each morning to work. We now don't head for breakfast until after 8:30 am so that those working (and paying taxes) can get to their jobs on time. :B.
Dave was a grad student at ASU in the 70s, so I would mutter about snow birds getting in my way during my drive each morning to work. We now don't head for breakfast until after 8:30 am so that those working (and paying taxes) can get to their jobs on time. :B.
