flordia snow birds heading north
i live in Mt. Airy, NC and travel south on I77 on Monday's. I am only on I77 for 50 miles or so. Today I spotted at least 50 RV's heading north. Most were motor homes. Anyone left in FL??
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Not all snowbirds head straight home when they leave their winter park. Many got their fill of activities, and now want to add tourist experiences to their winter via "vacationing" back north. So what you see on the highway does not mean they're not pulling off at the next exit. If you're a Florida snowbird heading north you got Georgia, the panhandle, and the Carolina's that should be beautiful right now.
Some snowbirds needs an accountant because their financials might be a little more complex then the TurboTax clan's. If you have a real good accountant, they'll pay for themselves in the long run, so free is a relative term.
We wont be back for another month even though we left our winter home park. Our Oklahoma snowbird neighbors are already back in their S&B. Of course they're enjoying the starts of spring in Oklahoma right now. Guessing the daffodils are busting through the ground right now.
As they say, one size doesn't fit all.
Some snowbirds needs an accountant because their financials might be a little more complex then the TurboTax clan's. If you have a real good accountant, they'll pay for themselves in the long run, so free is a relative term.
We wont be back for another month even though we left our winter home park. Our Oklahoma snowbird neighbors are already back in their S&B. Of course they're enjoying the starts of spring in Oklahoma right now. Guessing the daffodils are busting through the ground right now.
As they say, one size doesn't fit all.
