Missed the beach? Watch my slide show of a hike at the Point in Emerald Isle, NC -sun, salt spray & breeze for free http://ow.ly/lpPlB
Need sounds effects, try this YouTube movie I took on Memorial Day 2012 http://youtu.be/08lA3cnmdNQ
Beach traffic backed up to Christina’s on Highway 24 headed east towards EI bridge at 1:30 PM. Summer is here even if the weather feels like spring.
Over 1400 ft of sand to the water at Point where there was none in November 2007 #beaches http://ow.ly/lj3wM
There is even a new land bridge.
Better get the Beach Lovers Guide to the Beach #beaches http://ow.ly/lj1s4
Great weather for walking the beaches is here now on the Crystal Coast #CrystalCoast http://ow.ly/lcrX1
There is no more beautiful area that North Carolina’s Crystal Coast.
Where else can you find an area surrounded by beautiful natural lands instead of wall to wall highrise condos?
Time to start thinking about a beach vacation? http://ow.ly/kGjzi
Beach season is open on the Crystal Coast, weather is not perfect but a day at the beach is always a good one in my mind http://ow.ly/jCFW2
The Crystal Coast beach season has begun in spite of the cold weather #CrystalCoast http://ow.ly/jC8rB
The Land of Real Snow #snow http://ow.ly/itRsm
If you happen to know anything about me, you might know that I worked at Apple for twenty years. That fact is prominent among other tidbits about my life in the tech world in my LinkIn profile. If you have visited my homepage you might also know that I had a farm in Canada for twenty years after graduating from Harvard.
Now there is a book, A Taste for the Wild, Canada’s Maritimes, about how I got from Harvard to Nova Scotia and eventually New Brunswick. It also includes some insights on how New Brunswick has changed since we left there in 1984.
If you are thinking about visiting Canada’s Maritimes there is also some travel advice. Best of all the Kindle Book is only $2.99 and includes the story of our honeymoon on the barrens of Newfoundland. You can easily read the book on any electronic device or with a browser by using Amazon’s free e-reader software.
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