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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
7-13-2011 @ 6:43AM
Jack Stull said...
We have been going to the Outer Banks for 18 years. We started when our children were young heading down to Avon. After 5 years at Avon our girls found out that there was more things for them to do in Nags Head. We've been going to Nags Head for the past 13 years. We've had places on the Links golf course, beachfront, oceanside and for the past 3 years on the sound. We love the sound and the view of Roanoke Island with the sunset every evening.
We love the people, the beach and the fact that you don't need a beach tag. There are lifeguards but not like at the Jersey shore, they let you swim and have fun. And for those that want to fish or surf, it's no problem. Everyone respects the other persons territory. I also enjoy being able to have an alcoholic beverage on the beach. For those that have pets, the beach is also a welcome place. Again, the people are respectful and take care of their pets. Nothing like watching a big golden retreiver running into the water to fetch a ball or frisbee. They seem tireless.
The food is very good and we have our favorite place, Argyles, where the owners are as friendly and accomodating as you can expect anywhere and the food is exceptional and value priced.
We go down with a group of people and we always do an annual "guys" fishing trip out of Hatteras Harbor on the Big Eye where we always catch fish. Those days always lead to a great fresh fish BBQ back at home. We've caught tuna, dolphin, marlin, amberjack and wahoo and we always have a great time.
It is further than Pirates Cove but it is one of those traditions we hold near and dear to our hearts.
All in all, give me the Outer Banks over the Jersey shore any day.
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