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"A roadside farm store turns humble peanuts into a Southern delicacy -- each pot seasoned with salt, patience, and memory." Ludlum's Produce is located on Holden Beach Road in Supply, N.C. With origins going back to 1852, the current business opened in 1980. Ludlum's specialty is boiled peanuts.
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"After decades of quiet, a historic Coast Guard station will soon open its doors to Down East visitors to explore the science, stories, and wild beauty of North Carolina's coast. The 2,000 square foot two-story building is being renovated for a 20-year lease to the Cape Lookout Foundation for environmental studies. The former coast guard headquarters was built in 1917 and decommissioned in 1982.
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"A Wilmington couple dives deep to spear invasive lionfish off North Carolina's coast - then serves the catch at their restaurant." Lionfish have no known natural predators locally. They eat almost everything, including juvenile fish before they have a chance to reproduce. Sarah and James Doss serve this interesting fish at their Wilmington restaurant, Rx Chicken & Oysters.
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"These man-made islands -- once dismissed as byproducts of dredging -- offer some of the coast's most important bird-nesting habitat." A spoil island is described as a man-made island that is usually created in the process of dredging for navigation.
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"Nearly 150 years after the USS Huron sank off Nags Head, weather and water still dictate her fate." Commissioned in 1875 as one of the country's last iron warships, the ship ran aground in 1877 just 200 yards off the Nags Head coast. Joe Friday and Sandy Sanderson helped secure a heritage designation for the Huron.
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