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How To Avoid The Traffic on Your Drive to the Outer Banks: Updated with Pro Tips

Back in 2014 wereleased a blog article on how to avoid the traffic on you drive to the OuterBanks. After seeing how many people that article helped and reading everyone'sresponses and tips, we've decided to update it. Anyone who has driven to theOuter Banks on a Saturday knows how bad the traffic

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How to Avoid the Traffic on Your Drive to the Outer Banks - Updated

In 2014, we released this article because summer traffic to the Outer Banks was a topic we knew could use a little insider information on how to avoid this traffic. The article was well received and many people responded with their own tips and tricks. 3 years later avoiding traffic on the drive to

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Goodbye Summer: Memory Monday September 1, 2014.

Goodbye SummerToday's Memory Monday brings a bit of mixed emotions as we mark the unofficial end of summer today.   While we have great memories of Summer 2014, we also are going to miss the warm weather, calm seas, and fun outdoor activities that summer provides.Today's Outer Banks Blue Realty...

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How to Avoid the Traffic on Your Drive to the Outer Banks

Anyone who has driven to the Outer Banks on a Saturday knows how bad the traffic can be during peak season.  Just recently I heard a report saying the traffic was backed up 20 miles behind the Wright Memorial Bridge. Everyone knows where the problem is.  It's the intersection in Kitty Hawk...

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"Now and Then" in Nags Head, NC

The new "NOW" houseAll of our homes are unique with something different to bring to the vacation experience of a lifetime here on the Outer Banks of NC.  Some vacation rental homes have creative names, floor plans, and décor, while others are a standard vacation home with beds,

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Bridge is OUT!

Bridge is OUT!We've all seen the signs in cartoons and comedies where signs go up saying "Bridge Out Ahead," but in the case of the Alligator River Bridge on Rt. 64 on the way to the Outer Banks in Dare County it is no laughing matter for the next couple of weeks.This past Tuesday, April 2nd the

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