The wonders of the ocean never cease to amaze me...
The beauty is undeniable, the serenity is irreplaceable, and the memories are unforgettable. The next time you visit the Outer Banks, go for a romantic stroll on the beach in the evening. Take in the cool, sea air. Listen to the waves breaking gently along the shore.
Sun Realty would like to welcome back and honor Arlene Keys, a Sun Realty homeowner, from her recent return from Haiti. Ms. Keys and a fellow nurse, Cathi Goldfischer, are Emergency Care Center nurses from Englewood Hospital and Medical Center. The nurses spent 17 days treating hundreds of wounded Hatians after the massive earthquake. Arlene and her co-worker were welcomed back with a “welcome home” party recently by fellow nurses and colleagues as well as reporters with questions and good wishes.
Many Outer Banks fanatics are watching the snow come down and wondering when the heck spring will get here. Well, don't get down in the dumps! Your OBX vacation will be here before you know it, and this "summery" beach pic is sure to make you smile!
Thanks to Lyndi Harris Photography for sharing this little cutie with us.
The Outer Banks Taste of the Beach Weekend
is scheduled for March 11-14. The Outer Banks Restaurant Association
(OBRA) has been hosting this event for more than 20 years. Designated
by Coastal Living Magazine as one of the Top 10 Seafood and Wine
Festivals in the USA, this event has expanded over the years into a
four-day affair.
Serendipity, better known as the "Nights in Rodanthe House," has been a victim of the relentless surf in recent years. In the movie, the dramatic tides added to the ambience. In real life, Serendipity's owners were ordered to either move the home or tear it down after Dare County declared it a public nuisance. The house itself was in excellent condition, but the beach around it was not. When it was built in 1988, Serendipity had 400 feet of beach in front of it. As you can see from the pre-move pics, the beach had almost entirely eroded.
