We had to scrape yesterday but didn't come home empty. Lots of boats had zeros so glad for what we put together. 5 bites and killed 3, 2 just won. Back to Alaska, they go.

It's here! It's finally here! Release day for Heather's newest book Saddest Girl on the Beach." I cannot tell you how much I LOVED this book. Order your signed copy here.

Our North Carolina shores offer breathtaking beauty that becomes a serene portrait aboard the Kokomo where we see dolphin jump and play. The Osprey, also known as the fish hawk, is always a welcomed sight from the Kokomo. Many say that the Osprey rule the Outer Banks, being a constant presence as they fly over our waters in search for their next meal. The OBX is home to a wide variety of birds of prey, waterfowl, wading birds, terns and gulls, and shorebirds.

A bracelet celebrating your unique, wonderful mom. Come in-store this week and we'll help you build the perfect #mothersday bracelet from Pandora!

Dive for the Oyster . . . Dig for the Clam . . . Carry your partner to the promised land! Ocrafolk Festival isn't just about sitting still and listening to incredible performances . . . it's about jumping into activities like the Ocracoke Squaredance that give you that one-of-a-kind Ocracoke experience. Ocracoke Islander Philip Howard is celebrated within the community for his passion for collecting and sharing the local stories. Without the efforts of researchers like him, many of the treasured Ocracoke tales would have disappeared. Not only does he pass along his research through his books and his blog on the Village Craftsmen website, Philip also instructs local residents and visitors in the living tradition of the Ocracoke Squaredance. A featured event on Saturday night of the Ocrafolk Festival, this dance is easy to learn and fun for the whole family. Not to be missed!
(Photos by Eakin Howard . . . Philip's grandson)

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