Today I published another monthly Ocracoke Newsletter. This month is dedicated to the many majestic old live oaks on the island. Recently I registered six of the largest Ocracoke oaks with the Live Oak Society. You can see photos, read some history, and learn more about the trees and the society by clicking here.
To read about Philip's new book, Digging up Uncle Evans, History, Ghost Tales, & Stories from Ocracoke Island, please click here.
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