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Westbrook describes a weekend in the North Carolina Sandhills, a section of the state known for great dining, shopping, accommodation, and golf.
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32614
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Several years ago, Carolina Trace opened to the golfing community near Pinehurst and Southern Pines. Due to its overwhelming success, a new sister community, Carolina Lakes, was developed eight miles away. Carolina Lakes is a residential/recreational community located near three lakes, and offers security, privacy, marina amenities, and a full range of recreational facilities.
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13407
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The longleaf pines bring tourists to the villages of Sandhills, Southern Pines, and Pinehurst when the weather gets colder up north.
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14552
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Craigrownie was an abandoned industrial town in the Sandhill region near Aberdeen. The town, established in the late 1800s, failed both in developing a timber and railroad industry. What remained in 1946 were a few dilapidated homes.
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14635
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Sandhills country refers to an area in Moore County then known as a resort area, Pinehurst and Southern Pines being the premiere destinations. Though those two towns were prevalent tourist locales, the rest of Moore County experienced a surge of economic, industrial, and public development in 1946.
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33204
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The Combination of industry and agriculture have made Aberdeen a prosperous and progressive all-year-round town.
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33664
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One of the most popular attractions in the Sandhills area is the steeplechase races. It is predicted that this coming season (1938) will break records for instate and out of state attendance at the course located halfway between Pinehurst and Pine Needle, NC.
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33666
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Situated in the Sandhills halfway between Pinehurst and Southern Pines, the Pine Needles resort has shown a steady increase in popularity over the years.
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