Pics of your snowbird digs?

BillB800si wrote:

Superbee Jim wrote:
This is our 660 sq ft Casita. It is about 2 miles from Pawatt in Martins Leisure valley in the RGV.

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That's the trouble with the South West- where's the green grass? Just rocks & sand....

Plenty of green grass, tropical plants & flowers if you choose to irrigate.

Superbee Jim wrote:
This is our 660 sq ft Casita. It is about 2 miles from Pawatt in Martins Leisure valley in the RGV.

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That's the trouble with the South West- where's the green grass? Just rocks & sand....

rv2go wrote:
Palm Springs, CA

That is where we should be right now! We have stayed there many times. Instead we are dealing with an Estate in the cold North West. :(

Thanks for the explanation of the little houses-- I had no idea. This thread is very interesting,,,

This is our 660 sq ft Casita. It is about 2 miles from Pawatt in Martins Leisure valley in the RGV.

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.

I can get by in Spanish, but you don't really need it. It is the French Canadians who have trouble, nobody speaks French down there. That is why they are big on caravans I guess.

I love summer pictures! They raise my spirit!

KEEP'UM COMING! I love seeing your snowbird digs! I can only dream right now.

RetSgt7114 wrote:
You people are so cruel. Have you no sympathy for a fellow Snowbirder who has not yet flown the coop? These pictures are killing me (but for some reason I still want to keep looking). ARRRRRRGH!

(keep them coming so I can get through the next few months) ;)

Here ya go. This is winter 2008-09 digs; The Springs at Borrego RV Park and Golf Course, Borrego Springs, CA.

Spleenstomper wrote:

Quote: "What are these little houses? Do you live in them or the RV? Is this unique to snowbird places?What are these little houses? Do you live in them or the RV? Is this unique to snowbird places?"


Here's a blog spot that has a lot of pictures of the insides of some of the "little houses". Some people get pretty fancy with them and others use them to store their outdoor stuff while they're gone. People mostly live in the RV and use the coach house for entertainment or for a change in routine.


http://12by20.blogspot.com/