Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 2007 North Carolina expedition to Hatteras and Morehead City! |
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Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 2006 North Carolina expedition to Morehead City and Hatteras, North Carolina! |
Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 2005 North Carolina expedition to Morehead City and Hatteras! |
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Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 2004 North Carolina expedition to Morehead City and Hatteras, North Carolina! |
Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 2003 North Carolina expedition to Hatteras and Morehead City! |
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Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 2003 North Carolina expedition to Morehead City and Hatteras! |
Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 2001 North Carolina expedition! |
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The only thing better than one trip a year to North Carolina is two trips a year! |
Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 2000 North Carolina pilgrimage! |
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Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 1999 North Carolina pilgrimage! |
The only thing better than going to North Carolina once a year is going twice a year! Read about the adventure! |
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Read about the daily experiences, joys and tribulations of the 1998 North Carolina pilgrimage! |
In 1999 the Cape Hatteras Light Station was moved 2900 feet from the edge of the Atlantic Ocean to a site 1500 feet inland. This feat was accomplished in only 23 days. See the Light Station on the move! |
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Wind, sand, and the dream of flight brought Wilbur and Orville Wright to Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, where they achieved the first successful airplane flights on December 17, 1903. |
In the village of Rodanthe on the barrier island of Hatteras is the Chicamacomico Life Saving Station - the first of North Carolina's twenty-nine United States Life Saving Stations. |
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The Margie II, under the command of Captain Art Kirchner, offers dive charters out of Teach's Lair Marina in Hatteras Village, NC. Click on image for Captain Art's Atlantic Wreck Diving page. For more information, contact Captain Art. |
Paul Gacek entering the warm blue waters of the Gulf Stream from the stern of the Margie II. Happiness is jumping in the water wearing a dive shop! |
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