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- Molasses Creek Tour & Video
- Quilting
- "Exotic" Animals?
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- A Few More Snow Photos!
- Snow Videos
- Health Issues
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- Snow Pictures
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- Sam Jones
- Ocracoke & the Law
- I'm Back
- Holding steady
- Beautiful beach
- Beautiful Sky
- Cold Season
- Heritage Craft Class
- Low humidity
- Snow on Ocracoke
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- 2011 Ferry Schedules
- A Couple of Images
- New Bridge
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- Hard to Believe
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Loving the pictures? When's the last time you had more than 4 inches of snow at one time? I'm assuming it doesn't happen often.
ReplyDeleteOops. Hit the wrong button. I meant...Loving the pictures!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all the pictures. I bet Lachlan is having a blast with all that snow. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog while "googling" snow in Ocracoke. Love your pictures.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I used to come to Ocracoke from Richmond, VA 3 or 4 times a year. We've lived in Tarpon Springs, Florida for the past 18 years so have only gotten there twice in that time. We love it there. But, living two blocks from the Gulf, we don;t have to go far to look at our beloved water.
Glad to find your blog. I'll be back often. Thanks.
Looking forward to seeing more photos of Ocracoke in the snow! It's such a magical place on any day of the year and now, the island is covered with snow! I bet Portsmouth Village is breathtaking, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a rare treat!
Ocracoke was mentioned on the Durham and Raleigh TV stations more yesterday than I've heard since a hurricane! Thankful this time around, it's a more peaceful time on the island!
this is just not right ! we are in Connecticut and are freezing with about 2 feet on snow on the ground. Ocracoke is suppose to be warm and sunny. Enjoy your snow, if you need more I can have some sent from here.
ReplyDeleteI hope someone is capturing these for holiday cards!
ReplyDeleteSharon and Danny
(summer visitors for many years)
The last time we had this much snow was in 2003. Here's a link to see a few photos of that storm: http://www.villagecraftsmen.com/news012303.htm
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