Pics of your snowbird digs?

West Palm Beach, Fl.... a few years ago

6" snow in sunny southern New Mexico

:-) To each their own. Ain't it a grand country (or at least was...)

John & Angela wrote:

Good morning. He is in North America. (Mexico)...

Good morning back. Yep, you are absolutely correct, what was I thinking. :S

Would love to make the trip, just don't know if I have what it takes to make it possible.

John&Joey wrote:
Tequila - that is some serious pretty you posted. Are you bi-lingual? (other then Canadian and English :B) Can't imagine spending the winters in South America without speaking the language.

Good morning. He is in North America. (Mexico). We have been to that location a couple of times. Nice and quiet, long walks on the beach, great location but yah a little ways to groceries, not bad actually. Last time we were there a local would bring fresh fruit and veggies out in his truck. Sometimes he had frozen shrimp in a cooler. Great spot. We should be through there next year. Speaking spanish is a nice to have but not a need to have skill when travelling in Mexico or any Latin American Country.

Fun N Sun in San Benito, Texas
Not much sun this morning but still fun around

Teacher's Pet wrote:
We hang out about 3 miles NW from Pawatt in Mission Texas. Down here shade makes all the difference when the sun comes out. Plan on using that shade for 4 months starting Tuesday afternoon, in Zachary LA, on our way down.

Very nice rv port and cover. Thanks for sharing that. Gave me some ideas.

Spleenstomper wrote:
Dom/Shar that is in Yuma, correct. My sister just moved from there-- she and BIL lived there for about 7 years. (he works for us customs and was on the boarder). They loved it, aside from July/August!

Yes it is Yuma. We have spent 5 of the last 8 winters there. We stayed a winter in Brownsville, Texas....too humid and buggy, Florida was nice and warm but again too humid and buggy. Yuma Foothills is the only place where we found it may cool down at night but right back to high 60;s to 70;s the next day. Bonus you can leave your door open all day and not get a house full of fly's. We love it, no bugs, no mowing, and no shoveling.

We hang out about 3 miles NW from Pawatt in Mission Texas. Down here shade makes all the difference when the sun comes out. Plan on using that shade for 4 months starting Tuesday afternoon, in Zachary LA, on our way down.

Tequila - that is some serious pretty you posted. Are you bi-lingual? (other then Canadian and English :B) Can't imagine spending the winters in South America without speaking the language.