In case you are having trouble reading the notices, this is what they say:
"Boardwalk/Dock in marsh by my house. If you claim it or want it call Pat."
"Floated Away on Oyster Creek 2 - Cedar Adirondack Rockers 1- 2' X 4' X 1' high exterior wood cocktail table Found - 3 Large Planter Pots Please call:"
Our current Ocracoke Newsletter is a 1938 article about Capt. Gary Bragg, waterfowl hunting, and wooden decoy carving. You can read it here: ht:tp://www.villagecraftsmen.com/news112116.htm.
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ReplyDeleteThank you! I made the correction. My granddaughter would be appalled that I made that mistake.
DeleteGood for your granddaughter.
DeleteIs it not a practice to secure outside items for safe keeping during a hurricane? The thought "oh it will be alright." should be replaced with the thought could this become a flying missile and break someone's window or dent someone's car? The answer should be it could, better safe then sorry and then do something about it. Everyone wins then!
ReplyDeleteI love the comments people post here. I think regardless of the post someone always manages to post a rather harsh sounding comment. Oh well, Philip, you have learned to take everything in stride. Thank you for your wonderful blog. A real resource to the rest of us that can't live there in that little piece of paradise! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAnonymous 3:13, Thank you! And from now on I am planning to bring all of my boardwalks and docks inside at the first hint of a hurricane. :-)
DeleteI suppose large pots and Adirondack rockers were on the dock, my bad.
Delete"...the first hint of a hurricane." Hah! That tickled me funny bone. I concur w-3:13, Philip--as always. :-)
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