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Reload this Page I spent the last few days on Ocracoke and it was mostly the locals and no tourist. (Beaufort: how much)
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Question I spent the last few days on Ocracoke and it was mostly the locals and no tourist.
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Just reading all these posts makes me impressed at how much history we have here on C/D!!

How interesting!
Same can be said about the NC Outerbanks.
I spent the last few days on Ocracoke and it was mostly the locals and no tourist.
(Most people do not like the beach at 28-40 deg F LOL)
Some families there date to the late 1700s, tons of history...







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Mullman, great shots! I take it you are a pilot?

I do love the beach even when it is cold. Used to live in Beaufort, SC and that is what I loved about it most....the history.
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Awesome photos! I have been to Ocracoke once and I just love it there. Looking forward to another visit soon.
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