If the cold weather is getting you down, try spending some time with 100 of my favorite images of North Carolina’s Crystal Coast. It is much harder than you think to come up with the best images of such a scenic area. That is specially true when you take over 40,000 pictures a year. Click this link or the image of the cover to sample our book. It is a Kindle book, but as this page explains, Kindle reader software works on anything.
We have enjoyed a wonder fall. Winter appears to be on track, but we have some nice weather on tap along the Southern Outer Banks before the New Year. For more information click the link or the picture. http://ow.ly/rRVrb
I have written a post Winter in the Marsh using the new ghost blogging platform. To read the post click the picture or the link. I hope to write an article on what I think about using Markdown for blogging. http://ow.ly/rLEQd
Fall has disappeared in the marshes near the North Carolina coast, it is time for our cold season visitors. For more information click the picture or this link http://ow.ly/rGBaW
Taking long walks at night became a habit long ago in the frozen north. I am still doing it today but the circumstances are much nicer. For more info, click on the picture or the link #canada http://ow.ly/r76at
Here on North Carolina’s Crystal Coast we do not put our boats away after Labor Day. We have a long season after that and some of us boat every month of the year. For more info, click the picture or the link. #boating #CrystalCoast http://ow.ly/qY6zn
High water in our tidal marshes and on the White Oak, our tidal river, its challenges and the opportunities. #crystalcoast http://ow.ly/pCCds
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After the stress of the last couple of days, just thinking about being on the water is a good thing. Some actual time on the water looks mighty appealing. Click the link or the picture. #crystalcoast http://ow.ly/ol7lD
Amazon deal on paper copies of our 2013 Emerald Isle Travel Guide $8.83- 156 pages, 80 pictures, 12 maps & 10 recipes http://ow.ly/odoxR
Along the Crystal Coast we expect it to be warm in August. However, fall-like blue skies are unusal. Read more on how we cope with the heat by clicking the picture or the link. #crystalcoast http://ow.ly/nOZrz
Our technological infirmity 