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The relevance of the bonds shared between family and friends, despite the intervention of time and circumstances, was underscored in this menagerie of tales. “Family Bonding,” “Camping Trip Cut Short,” and “A New Road to Sunset Beach,” illustrated the endurance of family trip traditions and memories.” “Searching for Lost Friends,” while including memories shared between the then Ms. Roberts, her family, and her friend Billy, focused on Gallops’ efforts to locate a friend not seen since his deployment to Vietnam.
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20722
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Sunset Beach is celebrating its 50th year. Miller describes the attractions of the beach, one being that the three-mile stretch of Sunset's sand, unlike other beach communities, has never had to resort to pumping sand to replenish it. The place began as a low-key, residential community planned by its founder, Mannon C. Gore, and it has pretty much remained that way. No structure can be higher than two stories.
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34967
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Sunset Beach, along the southern tip of North Carolina’s coast, is a popular tourist destination. The Sunset Inn, owned by Dave Nelson, opened in 2000, offering guest rooms and a quiet getaway for tourists. And if these guests want to find a permanent home on the island, Nelson can assist with that as a real estate agent.
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