thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 3月20日 03時35分

Photo by @davidalanharvey | I rarely, if ever, take sunrise or sunset pictures. My good neighbor in the Outer Banks @obxhomepage Frank owns that territory here. Yet after being sick in bed for two days, I climbed the sand dune in front of my house this morning, saw this, and could not resist, That line of cottages are the last of the original Nags Head summer cottages, most around 60-90 years old. Probably about 40 of them left. When the first mainlanders built here the beachfront property was free. Homestead law. The outer banks were considered uninhabitable at the time. That property isn't free anymore, and about 35,000 year around residents call this fragile strip of sand home. This is one of the reasons why.
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