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[Jay Cuthrell <jcuthrell AT neonova.net>]

Beckett wrote:
>     I understand that there is this seashore near here called the "Outer 
> Banks".  Anybody have a good experience there?  If one wanted to spend a 
> few days of quiet time there, where would the less-developed places be? 
>  Any suggestions for clean & inexpensive accomodations?  Any good bars? 
>  Seafood?

I grew up in Beaufort, NC which is on the way to the outer banks.

The banks are when you get on I40E then take the exit for 70E and drive 
until you run out of highway.  You'll take a ferry over and find 
yourself on the barrier islands... the outer banks.  I also recommend 
the horses you can ride at the Ferry.  There are other ways to get there 
that have more visual appeal... 64E isn't bad...

The less developed places are actually pretty numerous.  Everything 
isn't Myrtle Beach just yet.  Locals down there tend to avoid the 
touristy areas or get in their boats and go to more remote areas of the 
banks.

You like biting insects right? :)

-Jay

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