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[whimsicalmeerkat]

wash off all this blame - teen wolf

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“I cannot just pack a bag and leave with you in the middle of the night. This is not a Regency novel, I’m not running away to Gretna Green with you.”

Derek climbs through Stiles’ window and kidnaps him in a surprisingly non-violent manner.

Inspired by the song Chicamacomico by American Aquarium which starts with the lyrics “pack up your bags, babe, we’re going for a ride” and is generally very Sterek from there.

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Hurricane Ernesto: Rough seas along the North Carolina Outer Banks collapses home in Rodanthe, litters beach with debris

RODANTHE, N.C. (WTVD) — Rough seas from Hurricane Ernesto have sent at least one home into the ocean in Rodanthe. Video and pictures posted by Chicamacomico Banks Fire & Rescue show the breathtaking scene with debris littering the beach and a whole home floating in the surf. “Please do not enter the ocean as the debris will be washing around for the next few days,” the first responders wrote on…

[furioushooves]

Furhoof Faves of 2022

Another year has come to an end and though people have been sharing their yearend lists for weeks, even months already, we wanted to join in with our very own Furhoof Faves of 2022. So, we asked some Furhoof artists that released music this year, as well as some others, what some of their favorite (non-Furhoof) releases of the year were.

We hope you enjoy, and of course, if you like the recommendations you hear… support the artists directly by buying their album on bandcamp or in the physical form. Oh and of course consider checking out the Furhoof artists’ work as well.

All selections are listed in no particular order.

Daniel Lynch (of Sunglow & the Lipschitz)

Macula Dog - Orange 2

Coco & Clair Clair - Sexy

Pilotredsky - Doggone Systems EP

Chronophage- Chronophage

Stress Positions - Walang Hiya

Cabo Boing - Real Gems for Little Jewels

Furhoof released Sunglow - Like a Man Overboard Asking for a Drink of Water on cassette in 2022.

Gigi Meade (of Deva Grace, AKA Dæva)

Wicca Phase - Full Moon Mystery Garden

SZA - SOS

FKA Twigs - Caprisongs

Sidewalks & Skeletons - Exorcism

Yeule - Glitch Princess

Blood Orange - Four Songs EP

Furhoof released Deva Grace - Vocivos on cassette and reissued Dæva - Beta Persei (2016) on cassette in 2022.

Jack Foster (of BAL & House of Fools)

Cass McCombs - Heartmind

Gleemer - Here At All

S.G. Goodman - Teeth Mark's

Madison Cunningham - Revealer

Soul Blind - Feel It All Around

Furhoof released BAL - Seafoam on cassette in 2022.

Loretta Blue (of Loretta’s Museum)

Johanna Warren - Lessons for Mutants

Andrew Wasylyk - Hearing the Water Before Seeing the Falls

Briana Marela - You Are a Wave

Nils Frahm - Music for Animals

Mdou Moctar - Niger EP Vol. 2

Furhoof released Loretta’s Museum - Collected Streams: Singing Songs 2014-2021 on vinyl and reissued their complete 4-album discography (2017-2021) on cassette in 2022.

Tim Hawks (of ZDJ & Horse Culture)

American Aquarium - Chicamacomico

Unholy Altar - Demo

FKA Twigs - Caprisongs

MIKE - Beware of the Monkey

Taylor Swift - Midnights

Furhoof released Furhoof Halloween Split Series No.12 featuring ZDJ & Mellow Slam as a digital download in 2022, ZDJ - Sigil Meditation on cassette & pamphlet in 2020, and ZDJ - Heliopause on cassette in 2019.

Drew Fitchette (of Drew Fitchette & Rooftops)

Jake Xerxes Fussel - Good and Green Again

Big Thief - Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You

MJ Lenderman - Boat Songs

Alex G - God Save the Animals

Chat Pile - God’s Country

Furhoof released Drew Fitchette - Witness Marks on cassette in 2022.

Blake Luley (of Rainwater)

Alex G - God Save the Animals

Vince Staples - Ramona Park Broke My Heart

Alabaster DePlume - GOLD

Beyoncé - Renaissance 

Perfume Genius - Ugly Season

Furhoof released Rainwater - In-Between on vinyl & cassette in 2021.

Jordan Powers (of BAL, House of Fools, & Far-Less)

Soccer Mommy - Sometimes, Forever 

Cave In - Heavy Pendulum 

The Beths - Expert in a Dying Field

He is Legend - Endless Hallway

Victoria Victoria - To the Wayside 

Furhoof released BAL - Seafoam on cassette and companion story Jordan Powers - Zero Andy One on zine in 2022.

Tyler Duddy (of 1,000 Pieces)

Chat Pile - God’s Country

Delicate Steve - After Hours

Surprise Chef - Education & Recreation

Pink Siifu - Real Bad Flights

Jasmine Myra - Horizons

Furhoof released Furhoof Halloween Split Series Vol.01 featuring 1,000 Pieces on 2x cassette & zine in 2021, and 1,000 Pieces - Yellow & Black & Black on vinyl in 2013.

Jeff Haley (of Jeff Haley & Wild Nothing)

Alex G - God Save the Animals

Cate LeBon - Pompeii

Cass McCombs - Heartmind

Tim Heidecker - High School

John Walsh - New Meditator 

Furhoof released Jeff Haley - Forgotten Exposures on cassette in 2022.

TJ Hatcher (Furhoof co-founder)

The Sawtooth Grin - Good

The Wind In The Trees - Architects of Light

Black Matter Device - Autonomous Weapons

Gillian Carter - Salvation Through Misery

Kublai Khan TX - Lowest Form of Animal EP

The Wonder Years - The Hum Goes On Forever

Ryan McCardle (Furhoof co-founder)

Erin Rae - Lighten Up

battle ave. - I Saw the Egg

Sadurn - Radiator

Wet Leg - Wet Leg

Chat Pile - God’s Country

Widowspeak - The Jacket

[imanadultnow]

My favourite albums of 2022

1: Molly Tuttle and Golden Highway - Crooked Tree

2: Panic! at the Disco - Viva las Vengeance

3: The Afghan Whigs - How Do You Burn?

4: Angel Olsen - Big Time

5: Hoodoo Gurus - Chariot of the Gods

6: Arctic Monkeys - The Car

7: The Smile - A Light for Attracting Attention

8: Thunder - Dopamine

9: American Aquarium - Chicamacomico

10: Hurray For The Riff Raff - Life On Earth

The one from last year: Howlin Rain - The Dharma Wheel

Reissue(s) of the year: Jon Brion - Meaningless

Reissue(s) of the year: Demolition 23. - Demolition 23.

Special mention(s): The Dowling Poole - Refuse

Special mention(s): Who Cares Anyway...? - self titled

Listen to all of my favourite albums of 2022 on my Spotify playlist.

My favourite songs of the year:

Molly Tuttle - Side saddle

Tyler Childers - Can I take my hounds to heaven

Harry Styles - As is was

Arctic Monkeys - Body paint

Angel Olsen - Big Time

[linernotesandseasons]

“Then the sky busted open / like the book of revelations / smell of bulleit rye & brimstone filled the august air / I never meant for this to happen / complete & utter devastation / a flame that burns this bright babe / is a flame that don’t burn long… A single spark / on the summer plains / ignites the dark / to a field of dancing flames / we gave in to the simplest of desire / and watched that spark turn to wildfire… So here I am standing / on the site of something tragic / cooled ash & scorched earth is all that we’ve left to show / and if there’s one thing I’ve learned / there’s a part of death that’s magic / destroying something to make way for something else to grow…” • Hard to think of a more fun, harder working, better playing live band than @americanaquarium right now. Live, original independent, rock & roll, all the way from North Carolina; cutting through Colorado once or twice a year since I first saw them back in 2015. Rocking through 24+ song sets nightly, mixin’ up those setlists (“betting man” into “harmless sparks”?? oooof!!) and clearly leaving it all out there every time I’ve seen them. There’s a reason they are where they are. • Feeling pretty lucky to see them here at Globe Hall, drink a couple tecates, and chase a little magical time & space with hard work, sweet nostalgia, & some sad songs! The most reliable high I’ve found. • #theharderyouworktheluckieryouget #chicamacomico (at Globe Hall) https://www.instagram.com/p/Chb0-0DupUm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[musiconspotify]

American Aquarium

Chicamacomico (2022) … pondering mortality …

#AmericanAquarium

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When your friends know that you’re a huge @americanaquarium fan, you get pics from Chicamacomico. #sadsongsmakemehappy #americanaquarium #chicamacomico https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg7iK5UpcWx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[luuurien]

American Aquarium - Chicamacomico

(Alt-Country, Singer/Songwriter, Americana)

The long-running Americana outfit takes a muted approach to their rootsy brand of Southern rock, painting intimate and relaxed scenes of parenthood, domestic life, and grief. Chicamacomico is the most relaxed American Aquarium has ever sounded, but by aiming for something more eminently relatable, BJ Barnham's songwriting and the band behind him latch onto your heart more than ever.

☆☆☆½

American Aquarium has always been a down to earth band, but Chicamacomico has you witnessing them interacting with the same kind of tedium and grief rarely brought up in country music at large. They know that the stability in their lives is not something that comes without work and a constant outpouring of love and dedication, and you can only put that much heart into so many places before you have to wind down and take care of yourself. Chicamacomico is that moment of care and reflection. BJ Barnham tells stories of loss, sobriety and family without resolutions or revelations, letting himself sit with these emotions and release them through the music without trying to force a narrative of any kind on top of it. It's their most difficult to listen to album emotionally, yet American Aquaium's healing folk tunes and sunny Americana rock jams keep the album from feeling like a pity party, Chicamacomico embracing the cloudy skies and standing under them until they pass. This is the folkiest American Aquarium have ever sounded, but don't confuse that for them flattening out their sound at all. Chicamacomico sounds just as great as any of their previous releases, lightening up on the instrumentation but preserving the band's sense of rustic textures and spaciousness that calls to mind the introspection and quiet of the Appalachian Mountains or a breezy winter ocean. Album single Wildfire hinted at this more subdued sound with its fluffy electronic drum pad and stripped-down acoustic strumming that put the spotlight fully on Barnham's voice, the occasional touch of pedal steel and organs keeping their country spirit alive, but Chicamacomico's deeper cuts are where it really begins to shine, the troubled domesticity of Just Close Enough contrasting simple images of shelved moving boxes and mind-numbing overtime with a story of how love and commitment is so often tested by the turmoil of life to the point where it can seem like that connection you once had with someone barely exists at all anymore. The First Year's tender fingerpicked guitar and delicate piano help Barnham to detail the deep feelings of loss he began to feel after the passing of his mother, holidays and family events rendered teary-eyed as the reality of death finally hit him. Now, none of these stories feel particularly high-brow, but that's not American Aquarium's goal here. These songs are an account of someone coming to terms with the world around them outside of musical stardom, knowing that making art is always going to be a part of his life, but investing more in his personal life and relationships than ever. "I used to be a singer with a family back home / But now I’m just a father and a husband who knows his way around a microphone," he sings on the twangy Little Things, and you can feel how important it all is to him. Chicamacomico can often lack the bite vocally and instrumentally that helped make the best American Aquarium albums so gripping (I'm not sure any album of theirs will ever be as catchy as Lamentations), but the more intimate view you get of the band here helps deliver songs that wouldn't fit on any of their past album. The Things We Lost Along the Way is such a naked and pensive folk song that it's hard to imagine something as bittersweet as this on any past American Aquarium record without it sticking out with a sore thumb, but placed between the laid-back Wildfire and similarly relaxed folk rocker Waking Up the Echoes it makes a perfect moment of emotional release on the album. It does lend a stiffness to the more rock-inspired tracks on offer: Little Things feels a bit too bog-standard with its twangy guitars and blues pianos, and Built to Last is similarly too back-and-forth without having the intensity and grit to make its verse-chorus-verse structure feel rewarding. Chicamacomico is at its best when American Aquarium fully commits to its style of warm, acoustic Americana, where the atmosphere and Barnham's emotions are at the forefront, but it too often drifts from that place for the album to feel like a fully consistent experience. Though short, Chicamacomico is one of the most intriguing albums American Aquarium has put out, a uniquely mellow and tender affair that takes the band to a place closer to their hearts than usual. These songs are soft and much less in-your-face than any of the band's previous projects, asking you to lean in a little closer to American Aquarium and bring yourself into their lives more than ever. It's a simple ask, but it does wonders in making their music more charismatic and personable as you hear them toil with parenthood, making ends meet - all the little things that keep a house in order. Chicamacomico knows that its goal isn't to be anything but approachable and inviting, a respite from daily life that speaks on just how stressful and draining that daily life can be. If you've got any kind of experience with the things American Aquarium sings of, Chicamacomico will hit your heart like few other albums this year. Life can be boring, but it's watching your kids grow up and learning to be more at peace with the world that makes it all worth it.

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FULL ALBUM: American Aquarium - Chicamacomico

FULL ALBUM: American Aquarium – Chicamacomico

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[whimsicalmeerkat]

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That gif is amazing. I love it so much.

OK, hopefully you’ll think this is a fun treat. One of my WIPs that I plan to finish during NaNoWriMo that I started last year during NaNo is called “wash off all this blame”. Last year, my theme was fics based on Americana songs or lyrics. This one was inspired by the song Chicamacomico by American Aquarium. The song is about pregnancy loss, but the lyrics Let's head down to the shoreline and wash off all this blame / Swim out past the breakers just to curse the maker's name / Try to find that piece of us we lost all those years ago really made me think of Sterek.

Both Derek and Stiles take on so much responsibility and blame themselves for so much. In the fic, Derek basically kidnaps Stiles to a house at the beach. It’s set after the nogitsune and Allison’s death, and is basically Derek trying to gently help Stiles get out of his head and promote therapy. Along the way, Sterek happens.

Here’s a snippet. It’s kind of long because I couldn’t decide where to cut it. This is from the day they get to the beach house.

~

“That’s not the point. How have you turned all of my friends against me? Why have you turned all of my friends against me?”

Derek turns around to look at him, folding a plastic bag and setting it with a pile of equally neatly folded bags. Stiles squints at them. That just isn’t natural. Who folds plastic grocery bags? Crazy people, that’s who.

“No one has turned against you, Stiles. We’re all worried about you. Everyone agreed to let me try something.”

“I’m fine, dude. I keep telling everyone that.”

Derek looks at him steadily. Stiles looks away when he can’t stand it anymore. He knows Derek knows he just lied—knows Derek knows that he knows it. He waits for Derek to say something about it. He never does.

“No offense, dude, but you aren’t exactly the go to person in the pack for talking about feelings.”

He knows that was probably hurtful, knows he should feel bad about it, but fuck that, Derek apparently kidnapped him as some sort of intervention, he should feel bad about it.

He doesn’t expect Derek to say, “You don’t have to talk about it. You don’t have to talk at all if you don’t want to. I won’t force you to.”

Stiles stares. He wasn’t expecting that answer. He narrows his eyes.

“What’s the catch? You’ll keep me here until we have some big heart to heart.”

“No, Stiles. We’re here for a week. You don’t have to do anything. If you do want to talk, I’ll listen.”

Derek hesitates, before opening his mouth again.

“I know something about guilt. That’s why I asked your dad if I could bring you here.”

[tounit-amerities]

10 Best Things to Do in North Carolina's Outer Banks

10 Best Things to Do in North Carolina’s Outer Banks North Carolina's Outer Banks are the embodiment of the beauty of nature from the sun, sand and surfing, so we offer you a list of things to do in the Outer Banks in North Carolina. Enjoying the trip needs prior planning in order to enjoy the most tourist attractions. The barrier islands stretch for more than 100 miles along the Atlantic coast and are connected to many towns and a series of bridges and are among the most popular destinations where many visitors to The Outer Banks (OBX) make an annual pilgrimage to places such as Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills, Rodanthe and Duck and Hatteras. You can get to North Carolina Highway 12, a two-lane road along the Outer Banks, as well as enjoy surf and beach views of Cape Hatteras National Wildlife Refuge to the tranquility of Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge. You can learn about the maritime history of the Outer Banks at the Chicamacomico Lifesaving Station Historic Site as well as the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum, and you'll benefit from a visit to learn about the history of the area and how it helped sailors long ago. North Carolina's Outer Banks is the right place to spend a vacation with the family as well as couples who want to spend a romantic vacation on the beach and prefer to visit North Carolina's Outer Banks in the spring or fall to enjoy the trip to the maximum extent possible and visit the largest number of tourist attractions.  The Outer Banks Welcome Center on Roanoke Island has easy-to-read maps of the coast, which are good maps to keep in the car for reference. To narrow down your options, read our list of the top attractions and things to do in Outer Banks, North Carolina. The Visitor Welcome Center at North Carolina's Outer Banks in Roanoke Island has easy to keep maps for visitors to keep and to help you narrow down your choices and pick the best attractions you can use our list of Top Attractions and Things to Do in the North Carolina's Outer Banks.

1.Things to Do in North Carolina's Outer Banks : Lounge on the Beaches

Things to Do in North Carolina's Outer Banks : Lounge on the Beaches World-class beaches are one of the things to do in North Carolina's Outer Banks. The beaches stretch for miles and are enveloped by the Atlantic Ocean, making for a stunning view. You can cross the long bridges from the mainland. It's easy to get to the beaches, whether you're in the city center or more secluded, as there are paths and paths between the dunes, but parking on the weekends can be very difficult. You can enjoy many things to do in North Carolina's Outer Banks such as swimming, surfing, playing on the waves, fishing on the beach, and many other options. If you are looking for a great adventure full of adrenaline, windsurfing is the perfect choice and is very popular there. In the evening you can enjoy catching the sunset over the beach house and enjoying the sound of the waves rolling. Rodanthe, Nag's Head, Kitty Hawk, Avon, Waves, Duck, and Hatteras are the most popular beach towns in North Carolina's Outer Banks. There are many restaurants, outdoor patios, bike rentals, surf shops and groceries. Along the Cape Hatteras National Beach, the best beaches are located at the southern end of the Outer Banks, stretching for more than 70 miles along the coast. On the side of the road along N.C. 12 There are many public Ansab places, and many access points contain observation points and changing toilets. Coquina Beach features many amenities and is located along the National Seashore and has an ADA slope, asphalt parking, and lifeguards in the summer.

2. The North Carolina's Outer Banks : Climb to the Top of Historic Lighthouses

The North Carolina's Outer Banks : Climb to the Top of Historic Lighthouses One of the most famous things that you must do in the North Carolina's Outer Banks is to visit the Outer Banks beacons, as it contains 5 beacons, which are:  Bodhi Island Lighthouse, Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Koretok Beach Lighthouse, Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse, and Ocracoke Lighthouse.  Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is one of the most famous lighthouses there and many visitors head to it, as it is a high tower with a height of 150 feet, which makes it the tallest lighthouse in North America, and there are white and black lines rising along its 208 feet high tower.  In 1999 the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse was moved back half a mile, but you can walk down the road to see the original site, which is now a sandy beach covered in waves, a popular beach for surfers.  The Long Bay, also known as the Bodie Island Lighthouse, is still in operation today, with many boats sailing to shore thanks to its 19-mile-long beam of light. The lighthouse is 156 feet high and is easily recognizable due to its horizontal stripes.  In Manteo, specifically on Roanoke Island, you will find the Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse. It is a fun find for lighthouse lovers. It is a replica of the original 1877 lighthouse, but smaller than the others in the Outer Banks.  The Currituck Beach Lighthouse is best known for its 158-foot-tall and many visitors climb during the seasonal hours.  The second oldest lighthouse in the United States is the Ocracoke Lighthouse, which is 75 feet high.  Most of the lighthouses, with the exception of Ocracoke Lighthouse, are open for climbing from April through Columbus Day.

3.Things to Do in North Carolina's Outer Banks : Camp near the Beach

Things to Do in North Carolina's Outer Banks : Camp near the Beach In most cases, you need to spend a lot of money, but there are many things to do in North Carolina's Outer Banks, so camping in the Outer Banks is one of the best and most money-saving activities.  What distinguishes the camp yards in the Outer Banks is that it is close to the beaches and the waves, which makes the camp an unforgettable experience during the day. You will enjoy during the day you can watch the sand and waves and in the evening you can spend the evenings around the fire enjoying interesting stories.  North Carolina's Outer Banks campgrounds have many options such as camping in national parks, but facilities there are limited, as well as commercial campgrounds, which are equipped with swimming pools, dog parks, and hot tubs.  You can go to the island of Portsmouth, where you can try camping on a semi-deserted island and you can camp in the middle of the sand dunes.  If you want to camp near Cape Point Campground, try camping near a lighthouse.  If you like fishing and own a boat, you can camp in the Oregon Inlet.  You can camp near the beach as camping is available all the way up and down the Outer Banks. 4.North Carolina's Outer Banks : the Wright Brothers National Memorial North Carolina's Outer Banks : the Wright Brothers National Memorial The Kill Devil Hills is famous for the Wright Brothers National Monument and here was the first plane that the Wright brothers flew in the sky for 12 seconds before backing away and changing concepts of flying forever, and that was in December of 1903.  There you can find out how the Wright Brothers made their first powered flight and are the reason transportation has changed today, plus you can see a full-size replica of the Wright Flier.  The visitor center there contains illustrative and interpretive programs, sculptures and exhibits dedicated to this historical moment.  You can take the time to visit the First Flight Boulder, which determines the exact location in which the plane left the ground during the first flight.  If you have a National Parks Pass, entry is free   Address: 1005 N. Croatia Highway, Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina. 5. North Carolina's Outer Banks : the Sand Dunes at Jockey's Ridge State Park North Carolina's Outer Banks : the Sand Dunes at Jockey's Ridge State Park You can enjoy going to the east coast in Jockey's Ridge State Park, where the height of the sand dunes there reaches 100 feet.  There you can see many trainees because it is home to the largest kitesurfing school in the world.  From the top of the dunes you can see the ocean on one side and Roanoke Sound on the other and everyone enjoys the dunes in their own way, you can enjoy strolling, whirlpools in the wind, walking or enjoying the romantic atmosphere above.  The visitor center presents an account of how the dunes have formed over the years, and the adjacent boardwalk provides a fun educational way to learn about the dune environment.  It is preferable to take water and sunscreen in case of going to the sand dunes.   Address: 300 W. Carolista Drive, Nags Head, North Carolina. 6. Things to Do in  North Carolina's Outer Banks :  Jennette's Pier Things to Do in  North Carolina's Outer Banks :  Jennette's Pier One of the things you can do in North Carolina's Outer Banks is to visit Jennette's Pier in Nags Head, one of the most famous piers there.  Many of the sidewalks in North Carolina's Outer Banks may catch your eye, but what distinguishes Jennette's Pier is that it is wind powered and is evident from the windmills located on it.  The pier is 1,000 feet high in the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular fishing pier operated by North Carolina Aquariums.  You can visit many of the other Outer Banks docks, such as:  Nags Head Pier, where you will see there is a 4x4 off-road platform under the pillars.   Rodanthe Pier is popular for fishing and offers fishing gear rental services;  Avalon Pierre and Avon Pierre.   Address: 7223 S. Virginia Dare Trail, Nags Head, North Carolina 7. North Carolina's Outer Banks :  Stroll on Duck Town Boardwalk One of the things you can do in North Carolina's Outer Banks is to visit the town of Duck, which is a suitable area for cycling and walking, with many restaurants and shopping places, as well as a famous promenade.  Duck City is the best option if you decide to travel with the family. It is a fun and safe place for children. The boardwalk is located in the center of the city and extends for about one mile, in addition to places to sit near the water and places to eat.  You can access the boardwalk in Town Park, which makes you enjoy the green spaces, nature trails, sea forest and willow swamp.  Enjoy walking the promenade close to dusk and seeing one of the best sunsets in all of the Outer Banks. 8. Things to Do in  North Carolina's Outer Banks : Take a Boat Tour of the Outer Banks Things to Do in  North Carolina's Outer Banks : Take a Boat Tour of the Outer Banks Boat trips in the Outer Banks are very popular. You can enjoy adventure tours, air boats, sunset sails and fishing charters. There are a variety of boat trips to suit almost all interests and activities.  Hatteras is known for being one of the best fishing departure spots in North Carolina, so fishing is one of the most popular boat trips and the best departure points are Hatteras, Pirate's Cove, and Oregon Inlet.  In case you visit Hatteras Marina, make sure to dine at Dinky's Restaurant. Before leaving, you will taste many fresh seafood in the restaurant.  You can pick up brochures for regional operators from the overseas bank welcome center or you will find local operators in all these cities. 9. Things to Do in North Carolina's Outer Banks :  See the Corolla Wild Horses Things to Do in North Carolina's Outer Banks :  See the Corolla Wild Horses When the black section of Highway 12 ends on the northern tip of North Carolina in Corolla, you will see the beauty and splendor of wild horses on the beaches.   Photographers, writers and illustrators look for the descendants of the Spanish Persians, as they slip free and many people come to this region to look for inspiration.  One of the things you can do in North Carolina's Outer Banks is to see wild horses and you can try wild horses but you will need good planning as the area is located on bumpy roads.  You can explore the area by taking a guided tour with one of the companies or renting a jeep. 10. North Carolina's Outer Banks : Marine Life at the North Carolina Aquarium North Carolina's Outer Banks : Marine Life at the North Carolina Aquarium Although The Outer Banks caters to outdoor activities, the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island can cater to indoor activities to cool off from the sun or in the event of rainy weather.  You can see the sea turtles that are currently being rehabilitated at the STAR Center and the turtles that have been rescued.   You can explore the many educational, research and exhibits or plan to pick up one of our free daily animal feeding programs.  To get the best experience, you can make an appointment to dive with the water sharks, but you must have the courage to do so.  You can have lunch at O'Neal's Sea Harvest on Roanoke Island and what distinguishes O'Neal's Sea Harvest is the availability of fresh seafood.  O'Neal's Sea Harvest provides seafood to local restaurants but has a small dining area where you can try the mahi-mahi basket. read more : 15 Best Things to Do in Hot springs Arkansas Sources: http://www.ncaquariums.com/roanoke-island - https://www.nps.gov/wrbr/index.htm http://www.ncparks.gov/jockeys-ridge-state-park http://www.ncaquariums.com/jennettes-pier Read the full article

[linernotesandseasons]

Here’s a nice, easy 50 new songs, collected, collated, & collaged together. This mix is specifically formulated to ease you into these warm, maybe muggy, mid June mornings! Follow along at the link in my bio, music music music all summer long! • #musicmusicmusic #summerishere #chicamacomico (at Cap Hill) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeoPVS2L69l/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[americanahighways]

REVIEW: American Aquarium "Chicamacomico"

REVIEW: American Aquarium "Chicamacomico" @USAquarium @americanaandy #americanamusic #newmusic2022 @hayescarll @LoriMcKennaMA #listenbetter

American Aquarium — Chicamacomico Fans of American Aquarium have become inured to songs with devastating messages – BJ Barham wrote that “Them sad songs/Is the only thing that makes me happy,” and fans have adopted that line from 2020’s “Starts With You” as a mantra. However, on the backend of a pandemic that coincided with several tragedies in his own life, Barham still has sad stories to share.…