It the time of year when we expect the best weather of the year on the Crystal Coast. Come visit.
Cue the Great Weather
Author: ocracokewaves
A now sane individual who escaped the world of selling technology, now living in the rolling hills of the North Carolina Piedmont. I have been at one time or another, a farmer, a director for Apple, and a vice president at Wideopen Networks. I continue to pursue my love of photography and writing. I have great memories of boating, fishing, kayaking, swimming, and hiking the beaches along North Carolina's Southern Outer Banks where we lived for fifteen years.
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The Crystal Coast, All Stirred Up & Steamy
It is the heart of summer and a persistent southwest wind has stirred the waters and the warm temperatures have a good grip on us but there is still lots of fun to be had.
The Rhythm of Crystal Coast Gardening
You have to garden with the weather on the coast. You cannot fight it. If you learn how to do it right, it is very rewarding twelve months out of the year.
At Home Avoiding The Four of July Crush
As a resident of the Crystal Coast, it is easy to choose to stay home and enjoy the area’s delights on a less crowded day of the year than the Fourth of July.
Northern Virginia’s Summer Exodus
There is something that Northern Virginians can agree upon and it is leaving town for the hottest months of summer.
Our technological infirmity 