yes sue that is correct, but I do think the terminoligy has been overused,  however when I was working full time we took 2 years off work to do a working holiday around australia, I had the time but I had to keep coming back, we have since circled the island twice as well as marauded tasmania a couple of times(not a grey nomad) after my elder sons education had concluded he nicked off overseas for twelve months, was he a grey nomad?, I still do forays out from the old nest as often and as long as I can get away without being missed,  they keep dragging me back, but I dont consider myself a grey nomad as yet. I'm an old traveller, weatherbeaten worn out and a bit moth eaten but as yet I cant call myself that grandest of titles "grey nomad" , grumpy old man, a man that will place five words where one would do, yes that fits very well, but that exulted signage that I will hang with pride above my campsite will be in three years when I hand my household ownership to some other fool to pay off for the next 30 years, tear up the council rate papers, throw the electricity bill in the bin, hand over the paint brush, I will be under a gum tree somewhere worrying where the next days travel will take me. I will fly the australian flag with pride over my campsite, I will take the 4pm tipple and sup before the sun goes down, be lord of all I survey, I will acost and berate every other road user and confront all campers to come and share my campsite, I will brag about my travels and be the only one in the world to have ever seen the things that I have seen  I will be a grey nomad  a badge that Iwill wear with pride until then the passage needs painting again and the rubbish hasnt been put out yet, and that damn lawn, oh well 1095 days to go