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Saturday, August 29, 2020

Retirement in Washington State

Just to let my regular readers know, Marlene and I have retired!

We have moved to Washington State to be closer to Marlene's family.

We'll surely miss the beach and the desert of San Diego County. And all our friends we made there in Escondido and elsewhere.

Our view!
Our long term goal for the next few years is RV living. Arizona in the winter and Washington in the summer. But we'll see what life brings instead of what we plan.

Right now RVs are unavailable or extra-expensive. People are buying them for their summer vacations, since other types of flights and vacations are on hold until the pandemic is over. And many RV campgrounds are closed, for the same reason.

In the mean time, the blog I started a year ago is bringing in income. I am still adding articles to it. If all continues, we can delay taking SSI and avoid going back to work (other than the blog). https://www.whatbirdsareinmybackyard.com/

So, this, then is the end of this blog.

Thank you for reading and joining me on this journey!

Greg

6 comments:

  1. Thank you Greg for all you've contributed to the San Diego birding community! Congrats and good luck in Washington! ~Eve

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  2. Yes, thank you Greg. You have given many excellent ID tips and advice and birding wisdom to us here in San Diego during your stay here. Tho I have also been using your NW backyard birding blog too, especially the empid 1-2-3 method! Congrats on your retirement and all the best. Sue Smith

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  3. Best of luck! When your plan works out, please keep posting your RV birding life. We'd sure like to continue to follow. - J&B

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  4. Sorry not to have you in SD but best of luck, and please keep us posted on your birding adventures.

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