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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There is no legal definition, so you can call yourself whatever you want.
But generally the term used to someone who heads south in the winter and generally stays in one spot until they head north in the winter.
You are free to call yourself a snowbird but you may want to clarify that you will be on the move all winter or people you talk to are likely to assume you find a park and stay there for a few months.
But generally the term used to someone who heads south in the winter and generally stays in one spot until they head north in the winter.
You are free to call yourself a snowbird but you may want to clarify that you will be on the move all winter or people you talk to are likely to assume you find a park and stay there for a few months.
