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Thanks for the photos, Philip. My husband and I departed Ocracoke on Monday having our month long vacation interrupted again. Maria chased us out last year. But we will be back! Be safe. Our thoughts are with all on Ocracoke.
ReplyDeletePhilip - Did you decide to stay? The weather map is looking better and better for Ocracoke. Keeping my fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteI did decide to stay. David did also. Amy & Lachlan left yesterday, headed to the mountains of NC.
DeleteStay safe.
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