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Follow along with us on our travels with our motor home. Minnesota is our home, but we go south for the winter. Yes, we are Snowbirds. We love traveling and want to share our experiences with you. This will be our third time traveling south to avoid the cold Minnesota winters. Our travels began in late October with the first destination of Concord, New Hampshire, and New Haven, Connecticut, to visit family before heading south and will eventually get to Arizona before returning to Minnesota in April.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Differences

The rain has stopped, the sky cleared, and the sun came out.  It's still cold, and supposed to be a hard freeze tonight.  It's strange hearing them say things on the radio like don't go out, keep your pets inside, check on the elderly, opening up warming centers for the homeless, etc., it's the big news all day.  It's supposed to get down to +28F here in Gulfport tonight, colder in the northern part of the state.  I'm sure Minnesota wishes it would warm up to that!

The southern Mississippi dialect is quite distinct.  I could barely understand the lady at the visitor center as her accent was so thick, and the security guard sounded like Goober Pyle from Mayberry.  I couldn't help but laugh when we were back in the car.  And now the campground host says to me: "you must be from up north, I can't understand you."  I thought that was odd since I could understand him just fine.

No pictures for the blog today.  We stayed in all day except we went out for lunch to a place called Martha's Tea Room.  Food was fresh and homemade, very good, waitress was awesome, prices were high.

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