Sunrunners - opposite of Snowbirds?
I know there is a group for people who RV in the South to avoid the harsh winters up North, but what about those of us who want to escape the hot an humid summers in the South / Southeast / Southwest?...
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Generally, if you are on the downwind side of a Great Lake, it will be cooler; and although the humidity will be less than the Gulf area, it will still be humid. If you want cool-and-dry, you need to gain altitude west of the Mississippi.
My bro/sis-in-law "the Sunbirds" come to west Michigan from their Florida home, in late September and October. It's their break from the heat/humidity, and gives them the fall colors they miss.
Ed and I are Snowbirds - we'll be spending the winter in FL. Ed says we live a life of "Endless Summer"
My bro/sis-in-law "the Sunbirds" come to west Michigan from their Florida home, in late September and October. It's their break from the heat/humidity, and gives them the fall colors they miss.
Ed and I are Snowbirds - we'll be spending the winter in FL. Ed says we live a life of "Endless Summer"
