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How about some yoga on the beach this week?

The Good Life, Outer Banks Style

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, August 9, 2011
When hurricane season starts amping up, I start feeling very attached to my position here on this sandbar. * Just the pre-storm talk of the non-event that was Emily (E? What happened to A, B, C and D?) last week got me thinking about how much I love this patch of grass-covered sand that I can call my own. All my stuff... Read More
Chicamacomico's American Heroes Day is Thursday in Rodanthe.

Head to Hatteras

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, August 2, 2011
I think Hatteras Island is one of the coolest places on the planet. This might be an oxymoron, but it's one of the most easily accessible remote places I know of. It's just a short drive from my house in Nags Head, but it's a place where I can find ocean and sound beaches that are entirely devoid of other humans and... Read More
See Ray Matthews' stunning photos at Ghost Fleet Gallery.

Keep 'Em Clean

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Aren't you tired of seeing trash on the beach? A friend of mine posted a plea on Facebook the other day begging people to stop throwing cigarette butts on the beach. (Who smokes anymore anyway?) * I see a lot of fireworks trash on the beach (even though they're illegal in Nags Head), and believe it or not, I still see... Read More
Pirates! A Boy at Sea is a fantastic kids' show.

A kid's eye view of an OBX summer

By Molly Harrison | Monday, July 18, 2011
In the summer months, I take time off work to spend the days with my kids. So if you need any advice on how to entertain children on the Outer Banks, I'm your girl. * (If you want to know how to keep your kids from bickering on the long summer days at home, you might want to find another girl). * In the five weeks... Read More
See Chris Hannant's underwater photos at Festival Park.

Creative Outer Banks

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, July 12, 2011
I constantly admire the creativity that's alive here on the Outer Banks. * This week I spent an hour with local artist Beth Burns talking about her fiber art for an article I'm writing. Beth raises her own sheep (the ones at Island Farm on Roanoke Island) and uses their wool to weave indulgent scarves, shawls and,... Read More