
Eventually the wind will quiet down and the clouds will part and I will have my perfect time on the river.

Eventually the wind will quiet down and the clouds will part and I will have my perfect time on the river.
Spring has been a tease this year, but we will get there. Read more….
Just a few things define spring on the Crystal Coast, one of them is low water. Read more here.

The Blizzard of 2016 might have its birthplace near us, but we are innocent bystanders. Many of us moved here to escape snow.

The air temperature made it to 67F today. Can we actually call that winter? We might as well since we know that winter cannot be far away.

We are still caught in summer’s embrace here on the Crystal Coast.

Raymond’s Gut just up the river from Swansboro, North Carolina, froze in the wake of the Siberian Express. Fortunately our freeze-up only lasted a little over a day. This morning we had a little fog on the river but were ice free. Our temperature managed to hit 66F this afternoon before heading back down.
Read more at this link, The Frozen Crystal Coast.

We walk the beaches and enjoy the local waters because our winters are pretty nice to us.

Life is not so bad in the salt marsh even in the winter http://ow.ly/H79Qp