OBX Summer 2015
Um...
The outer banks has a long tradition of hunting and fishing, especially duck hunting. This is in the North Carolina Education Center http://www.ncwildlife.org/obx
Fire
The Brindley Beach Vacations building in Corolla Light burned entirely to the ground while we were there. The fire also damaged several adjacent buildings http://www.brindleybeach.com/
Salps (or Jellyfish)
These little guys felt and looked like Jellyfish. I was told they're called Salps but the coast of NC doesn't seem like part of their normal habitat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salp
Shipwreck (Unknown)
The storms of Spring 2015 uncovered this wreck (again). It's well on it's way to being buried again, but some of it is still visible.
"The nor'easter storms of late November and mid December, 2009, exposed a number of wreck sites along the Outer Banks. This is one of them, which appeared when the dunes in the Corolla area were severely eroded because of storm wave action.
The visible portion of the central beam was over 50 feet long, making this one of the larger wrecks along the Outer Banks. It would hardly take a foot of sand to cover this wreckage, and if the dunes build up again, it will be hidden even deeper once again." - from http://www.carolinaouterbanks.com/folklore3.htm
Location: N 36.32952 W 075.81068Pirate Ship
The Outer Banks Brewing Station has a great playground and outdoor beer garden where kids run wild and climb on the pirate ship and parents can drink some beer and enjoy an excellent meal. http://www.obbrewing.com/