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Summer has settled over the Outer Banks and a little past where the paved road ends in Corolla, the heat of the day is settling in. It promises to be a great beach day, warm temperatures, the ocean cool—but not too cold, and the surf rolling in with one and two foot waves. Families are on the beach enjoying the day…and not just human families. A stallion and his harem—three mares and a colt—are playing in the surf. No one is quite sure why the Corolla Wild Horses seem to enjoy the surf so much, but the most reasonable explanation is for the same reason that people enjoy the beach—it’s a great way to cool off.
Why Horse Lovers Flock to the Outer Banks
The Outer Banks has a long and illustrious horse history that has become a mainstay of our local culture. From spotting wild horses on the beach and working to preserve their place in nature to even adopting a Mustang, the Outer Banks is an equine lover’s heaven.
Memory Monday 5/12/14
Guard Dog!
We here at Memory Monday see a lot of pet pictures. Many times called “man’s best friend” we can’t help but smile at most of the photos we get as we see fido enjoying an Outer Banks vacation. With that said we couldn’t help but say “Awwwww” when we saw this weeks Memory Monday photo submission.
Memory Monday 3/31/14
Fun Week at the OBX!
This week’s Memory Monday Photo Submission comes to us from Karen Taleff, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania who stayed with Outer Banks Blue this past August in the property “Coastal Comfort.”
Memory Monday 11/11/13 -Veteran’s Day
Happy Veteran’s Day!
As we wish everyone a Happy Veteran’s Day we thank Michael Warner of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania who stayed with Outer Banks Blue this past July in the property “Double Anchor” in Corolla.
Corolla Wild Horse Story
Blind horse recovering after nearly drowning
Note: Today’s Blog entry is a reprint of a story that ran earlier this summer in local newspapers. Credit goes to Karen McCalpin, Corolla Wild Horse Fund Director.
