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Sea Shells on Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge :: Outer Banks of North Carolina Pea Island North Carolina, Shell Hunting, Obx Vacation, North Carolina Beaches, North Carolina Travel, Pirates Cove, Outer Banks North Carolina, Outer Banks Vacation, Hatteras Island

Had an entire day by myself to wander the Banks. That doesn't happen very often. I explored island by island. I wandered Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Bodie Island, Pea Island, Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon and Cape Hatteras. We had a heck of a storm the night before and I was hoping there would be some good shells. My theory was accurate, however this time, there were no welk, nor scotch bonnets, just clams, scallops and other small shells. But millions of them. Spent a good hour or so…

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Traveling to the Outer Banks in North Carolina? Use our ultimate 7-day Outer Banks travel guide that covers the top destinations and things to do in the Outer Banks, including Nags Head, Hatteras Island, the best restaurants, and more (  map). | North Carolina travel Outer Banks | Outer Banks North Carolina things to do travel | Outer Banks North Carolina vacation | USA travel | USA vacation ideas | cities to visit in USA | USA destinations | #USA #UnitedStates #travel #NorthCarolina Outerbanks North Carolina Things To Do Summer, Nags Head North Carolina Things To Do, Roanoke Island Nc, Salvo North Carolina, Usa Vacation Ideas, Duck Outer Banks, Rodanthe North Carolina, Outer Banks Travel, Hatteras Island Nc

The Outer Banks are a series of barrier islands in North Carolina that rose to stardom thanks to the Netflix original series, Outer Banks. Despite what you might have heard, the Outer Banks is more than just a mysterious compass, teenage angst, and John B. The islands are a natural wonderland that embodies the saying, "There's something for everyone." They're 200 miles long and are rarely more than a mile wide. Although usually low-lying, some naturally formed sand dunes in the Outer Banks…

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