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Outer Banks Aquarium 51 weeks 6 days ago

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Visit the Lighthouses on the Outer Banks of North Carolina 2 years 34 weeks ago

If you love lighthouses and the Atlantic Ocean, come to the Outer Banks, the barrier islands of North Carolina, for a great vacation. This article lists the 5 easily accessible, historic lighthouses from Currituck Beach Lighthouse in Corolla, NC to Ocracoke Lighthouse on Ocracoke Island. Photographs of each lighthouse and many tips on other things to do are included.

Weather in the Outer Banks 1 year 1 week ago

When planning your trip to the Outer Banks, weather is definitely something you would want to take in consideration. What is the Weather in the Outer Banks like? Summers are hot and winters are generally mild, with December, January, and February being the coldest months. July, August, and September are the months with the best water temperatures, but if you are not prepared for temperatures in the 90 to 100 degree range, I suggest that you plan your visit for September.

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American History Books are Wrong - Richard Pearse Flew Before the Wright Brothers 4 years 15 weeks ago

Read the evidence, read the facts. Then you decide, who flew first? Was it Richard Pearse, the New Zealand farmer who had his heavier than air machine flying parallel to a river bed before crashing, or the wright brothers who had their well documented first attempt months later. This is an on-line debate, so join in.