I've been told that there is a large, exotic, and beautiful spider at Frank & Jude's, and I was hoping to stop by today and take a photo, but, alas, I never made it over there. And now I'm ready to go home and relax. Maybe tomorrow.
This month's newsletter is a story of Captain Joe Burrus, last Ocracoke lighthouse keeper before the beacon was electrified and automated. You can read it here.
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