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Beach Road Grill Nags Head

October 29th, 2009 |

Rating: 5.0/5 (1 vote cast)

We accidentally stopped by the Beach Road Grill in Nags Head at Mile Post 10.5 on the Virginia Dare Trail. We were glad the other place we intended to visit was closed. The food was great. Fresh cut french fries and great sandwiches were on tap. Friendly service and great local atmosphere. We recommend the Beach Road Grill. Meet Jan and Jane, twin sisters and owners!

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Rating: +1 (from 1 vote)

Posted in Restaurants and Bars |

Tags: atmosphere, Beach Road, Food, french fries, Fresh, friendly, friendly service, great sandwiches, grill, head, jan, jane, mile, Nags, nags head, Place, Post, service, tap, trail, twin sisters, Virginia Dare, visit |

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Seagull Rescue

October 28th, 2009 |

Author: OBX Admin

Rating: 5.0/5 (1 vote cast)

Here are some pictures of a seagull that was rescued Josie of Outer Banks SPCA (Dare County Animal Shelter). It was found on the beach with a fishing lure stuck in its side with fishing line hrough its beak. If you find an injured in Dare County call 252.475.5620. They can also direct you to the correct number for different areas of the Outer Banks.

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Posted in Outer Banks SPCA |

Tags: Animal, banks, beach, beak, county animal shelter, Dare County, Fishing, fishing line, hrough, Josie, line, lure, Outer, Outer Banks, seagull, shelter, side, spca |

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Great Sunrises and Sunsets

October 27th, 2009 |

Author: OBX Admin

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Just a few shots of sunrise and sunset at the Outer Banks in October 2009.

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Tags: nggallery, October, Outer, Outer Banks, Sunrise, sunrise and sunset, sunset |

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Currituck Light House Photo’s

October 25th, 2009 |

Author: OBX Admin

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Also called Corolla Lighthouse it began operation December 1, 1875 the beacon of the Currituck Beach Lighthouse filled the gap on the North Carolina coast between the Cape Henry light to the north and Bodie Island to the south. Its exterior uses a thousands of bricks. The Corolla light stands 158 feet high and flashes every 20 seconds.

The lighthouse was automated in 1939. Today it makes a great tourist stop. With quaint beachy shops, some of the best BBQ and baked beans in North Carolina and a wild horses of Corolla Museum.

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