Outer Banks Posts

Happy Sunday! We are closed today but opening tomorrow at 4 pm. Don't forget to make your Thanksgiving reservations because it will be sold out! #outerbanksrestaurant

One fish, two fish, red fish…

All boards are 20% off tomorrow!! Plus all sunglasses will be 30-50% off, flip flops will be BOGO, and there will be FREE BEER 4-6pm.

Purchases after 4pm will automatically enter you into our raffle. 1st prize= $300 RTW gift card, 2nd= $150, and 3rd= $50.

#surfocracoke #rtw #surf #obx

Carolina Bar-B-Que Company has a new mascot. We named him Bully'Q. We will take great care of him, untill his little sweetheart friend returns to take him home.

Stirin' Time!
Paddles out, pots ready! Who needs Brunswick Stew?

For those that do not know, I serve on the board of the Corolla Wild Horse Fund. For more than 30 years, the fund has steadfastly served its mission to protect, conserve, and responsibly manage the herd of Corolla wild horses roaming freely on the northernmost Currituck Outer Banks.

Each year, the fund holds a fall fundraiser that serves as the signature fundraising campaign for our organization. The Board of Directors is committed to supporting this critical initiative. As the wild herd faces increasing pressure, your gift makes it possible for our staff to continue to manage the horses in an ever-changing and dynamic environment. Would you join me in supporting this year’s fall fundraiser? We have and always will continue to support the Corolla Wild Horse Fund!

Thank you in advance for your support of this amazing organization!

Bob

You can make a donation two ways:

1. Through our special Board of Directors Fundraising page: www.justgiving.com/page/boardofdirectors

2. Contact Chris Winter (CWHF)

919-349-8190 chris@corollawildhorses.com

Thank you so much for your support of the Corolla Wild Horse Fund. As a Board Member, I am honored to have your partnership.

For those that do not know, I serve on the board of the Corolla Wild Horse Fund. For more than 30 years, the fund has steadfastly served its mission to protect, conserve, and responsibly manage the herd of Corolla wild horses roaming freely on the northernmost Currituck Outer Banks.

Each year, the fund holds a fall fundraiser that serves as the signature fundraising campaign for our organization. The Board of Directors is committed to supporting this critical initiative. As the wild herd faces increasing pressure, your gift makes it possible for our staff to continue to manage the horses in an ever-changing and dynamic environment. Would you join me in supporting this year’s fall fundraiser? Your contributions are critical to the continued success of the Fund and the Corolla Wild Horses!

Thank you in advance,
Bob

You can make a donation two ways:

1. Through our special Board of Directors Fundraising page: www.justgiving.com/page/boardofdirectors

2. Contact Chris Winter CEO of the Corolla Wild Horse Fund

919-349-8190 chris@corollawildhorses.com

Thank you so much for your support of the Corolla Wild Horse Fund. As a Board Member, I am honored to have your partnership.

Our Annual Wooden Boat Show is happening this Saturday! The event showcases all varieties of wooden boats, whether newly constructed or restored. ⚓️

This year, Manteo’s own boating history truly comes to life at the event with a historically special participant. Originally named the Peggy, the ME 2? will be making its way back home to North Carolina where it was constructed in 1946-1947. This boat was the first race boat to be built after World War II as a Davis hull, a planked plywood hull. The boathouse (aka Roanoke Island Maritime Museum) was where the boat was built by H. Vernon Davis and his brother Ralph Davis. The Davis brothers were from six generations of boat building here in Dare County.