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Good Memories of a Great Man.
Please forgive me as today we are putting a twist on Memory Monday. Today I am paying tribute to a man who helped shape my life and has provided me many great memories.
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Happy New Year: Memory Monday January 6, 2015.
Happy New Year!
This week’s Memory Monday Photo submission comes to us from Julie Ann Morris who stayed with us at
Outer Banks Blue
The 12 Days Of Christmas Outer Banks Style
On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me … a vacation in the beautiful islands of the Outer Banks of North Carolina! Many people think of beach vacations as a summer adventure, but the Outer Banks offer breathtaking beauty and a wide variety of attractions during the winter months as well. This Christmas, plan an island getaway complete with gorgeous ocean vistas, twinkling holiday lights, and plenty of memory making.
A New Family Tradition: Spending The Holidays In The Outer Banks
While many families love the steadfastness long-time holiday customs bring, others look for new opportunities to start traditions of their own that will last for generations. Spending the holidays in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is one way to get away from the hustle and bustle of the season and create a season that is uniquely your own. Come find out why the locals of this area love adding an oceanside twist to common holiday practices and how you can join in all the fun!
Bonner Bridge FAQs
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Information provided by The Outer Banks Visitors Bureau
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Yes on Tuesday, December3 the NC Department of Transportation (NCDOT) Closed the
Herbert C. Bonner Bridge, which spans Oregon Inlet and connects Hatteras Island to other parts of the Outer Banks. This is the first time since 1990 the bridge has been closed for repairs.
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| photo courtesy of hamptonroads.com |
Holidays are Better at the Beach!
It’s October. Time to start the conversation about where to have Thanksgiving and Christmas (if you haven’t already).
We have an idea. Instead of everybody piling into YOUR house for the holidays, how about come to one of OUR houses instead.
