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Wayland Cato is a glass artist and the owner of New Moon, a business that offers horse rides from Cedar Island to Ocracoke.
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After a year-long restorative process, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse stands as proud as ever.
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The Island Inn in Ocracoke offers island living at its best, complete with rocking chairs and home-cooked seafood.
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187
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Lovings profiles the community of Columbia in Tyrrell County.
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188
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The chanteys of the North Carolina menhaden fishermen, who worked the North Carolina coast in the 19th and 20th centuries, are reminiscent of old field-work songs and gospel songs, and their lyrics reflect the work, religion and loves of the men.
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189
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Edward Teach, affectionately known as Blackbeard, was a frequent visitor to the coast of North Carolina.
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190
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The harbor towns of Belhaven, Plymouth, Swan Quarter, and Swansboro are the subjects of Morris' piece.
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The hurricane of August 19, 1879, destroyed the Beaufort waterfront and razed the Atlantic Hotel.
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