Being from Florida I'm not much for driving in the snow let alone pushing through in a Motorhome. Most folks know Florida is not well known for high cliffs and it's mountains as there are none.
All Visitors to Florida are welcome Snowbird or not. In fact, the only true Florida Mountains you will see are along the Florida Beaches called Condominiums and the Snowbirds living in what we refer to as "Cliff Dwellers"
Having Family in UT we wanted to visit them all this thanksgiving and arrived before any snowfall and pulled into a wonderful RV Park with some drives up onto the side of a hill. Pulling into the RV site we could look over the tops of the other Motorhomes below. Sweet and a little worried about pending bad weather reports. Having never really seen a lot of snow I was a bit interested and soon learned that folks in the North referred to Southern visitors as "SongBirds". Well, I had to ask why SongBirds? The answer was when we go south were called SnowBirds and coming North because we never stop chattering about the wondered whether Florida has, always "Singing about the weather" (SongBird) funny I thought.
Late the night after Thanksgiving we had made it back to the RV before Snowfall. asking myself well I'm stuck but how bad could it be. The Generator I had started and checked over should my 50-AMP or power be lost. Like in our Florida Thunderstorms. We turned out the lights about 10-PM and everything was so quiet. The heater came on once and never came on again. At 1-AM I was not going to worry about it. At 5-AM I heard what sounded like a heard of deer running over the top of my RV. After the wind noise started and the coffee maker went on at 7-AM. Laying in bed I could not believe it was 7-Am checking my watch as I'm up by 6-AM most days. But it was so nice and had been so quiet during the night.
I was up and dressed and started out the door for a morning walk. When I opened the door all I could see was snow and it was White everywhere, looking down the side of the Hill I thought all the RV'ers had left before the first snowfall as the RV park below me was completely empty. Stepping outside I could see that the snow was very deep so I put on my new snowshoes and began to walk in the snow for the first time in my life.
Just ahead of me laying on top of the snow was a women's hat. I walked over I looked around for the women and saw no one. Picking up the hat was a woman's head under the hat.
OMG, I called out to her are you okay? She replied YES, I asked her if she had fallen in the snow. No, she replied, we were driving out of the RV park when the snowfall came in. Lady, I said where is your husband? She informed me that he was standing on top of there Motorhome and she was seating on his shoulders.
"CAMPFIRE JOKE"
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