>The way to not spend a ton of money is to tent camp,
>cook meals on a camp stove, etc.
Yep....Ive thought abt that and am not against it....tent camping that
is. However....if I could find a small cabin at a good rate that
would work as well
>How warm do you want to be? Corpus Christi, Texas might
>be warm enough.
Well it doesn't have to be Mexico. But I definitely want to stay
somewhere that is s"summer-like" in dead of winter. Warm waters,
shorts for daily wear.
The only two places I thought it might be that warm in the US would be
the Florida Keys and maybe as you say far south Texas such as South
Padre Island. But Ive never been those places either.
Does it get THAT warm in these two US places? I just assumed Id have
to go even farther south to get THAT warm..... i.e. Mexico
>If you want warmer you'll have to drive over to Mexico's
>Atlantic coast and then south, which will cost more
>in gas, motels along the way, etc.
How abt the Baja area? Someone in another thread mentioned Mazatlan
Mexico. Maybe that would be cheap enough?
>Central northern Mexico is mountainous and cold at night.
>
>I spent Jan - March in Chihuahua and it got down to 30
>at night. High 50's - low 60's in the afternoon.
Wow. Im curious what where you doing in that area?
>Still better than my usual winter in the Buffalo NY area -:)
Yeah no doubt! No offense but you couldn't get me to move to Buffalo
for no amt of money!!! Im in north Missouri and it gets plenty cold
and snowy here thank you. Haha |
