There are two types of people who live in the South and the Atlanta area in general: Those who plan an annual vacation to the Outer Banks, and those who have never been. Because once you visit, it’s…
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(Header Photo by Coastal Carolina Purple Martin Society) The purple martins of the Willam Umstead Bridge have returned once again. They are, perhaps, the equivalent of the swallows of San Juan…
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For decades, the Outer Banks of North Carolina (or OBX for short) have been famous for their seafood. Which makes sense. They’re situated in the ocean, after all, on the very edge of the Atlantic…
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The site of the first English colony in America sits largely overshadowed by the famed beaches on the barrier islands that form North Carolina’s Outer Banks. In some ways this is fitting, given that…
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