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• 2010 Outer Banks Surf Calendar

  2010 Outer Banks Surf Calendar
  The 2010 Outer Banks surf calendar created by Matt Lusk is available now.
  
  Matt is a OBX local surf photographer with a great eye for unique perspectives on Outer Banks surf.
  
  
  
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  December 14, 2009 - Posted by seasidevacations | OBX News, surfing | 2010, calendar, Matt Lusk, OBX, outer banks, photography, surf, surfing, wave, waves | No Comments Yet

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• “Nights in Rodanthe” House to be Moved and Restored?

  “Nights in Rodanthe” House to be Moved and Restored?
  
  The Island Free Press ran an article today announcing that Serendipity, the house from Nights in Rodanthe, is in the process of being purchased and moved.
  
  Serendipity gained infamy from the appearance in Nights in Rodanthe, but it has gained increased notoriety due to its precarious position in the Outer Banks surf. The home has sat vacant for quite a while due to its location in the surf, and the recent nor’easter that hovered over the OBX brought increased attention to the home and the need to rectify its unstable location poised over the waves crashing on its pilings. After the storm, Dare County declared Serendipity a public nuisance and notified the owners that the home must be torn down or moved. Luckily, it seems a buyer is ready to purchase the home and move it to an oceanside lot in northern Rodanthe.
  
  A western North Carolina businessman and his wife announced this week that they will buy the home and relocate it. The contract for purchase has been signed, and Expert House Movers, the company that moved the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in 1999, are already lined up to make the move. Once the home has been relocated, the plan is to restore it to the condition it was in for the movie, and then open it for rent.
  
  Click here for a great slide show of storm damage on the Outer Banks featuring Serendipity.
  
  
  
  
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  December 18, 2009 - Posted by seasidevacations | OBX Information, OBX News | buy, Cape Hatteras lighthouse, move, Nights in Rodanthe, Nor'easter, OBX, outer banks, purchase, relocate, Rodanthe, Serendipity, Storm | No Comments Yet
  

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• Great Outer Banks Photographer

  Great Outer Banks Photographer
  
  
  A local Outer Banks photographer, Brooke Mayo, was recently highlighted by the New Bern Sun Journal for her unique view on photography.
  
  Brooke is a local photographer on the Outer Banks who grew up in New Bern. She is ranked number 7 worldwide by The Artistic Guild of Wedding Photojournalist, but she never set out for a career in photography.
  
  Brooke didn’t realize her love for photography until her junior year in college at Appalachian State…after changing her major nine times! At that time, she didn’t even have a camera of her own. She began by borrowing a friend’s camera and taking photos of family and friends. After college, Brooke headed north to test her photography skills in the major market of New York City, but as Brooke says, “it was too cold,” so she returned south to the Outer Banks.
  
  Brooke paid her dues as a waitress on the OBX while developing her love and expertise for photography, especially wedding photography. As it turns out, Brooke couldn’t have chosen a better location. The Outer Banks is well-known as a wedding destination due to its gorgeous natural setting. She photographs about 35 weddings per year, and in addition to weddings, Brooke has branched out to dogs!
  
  Brooke recently published a hardback book of photographs called Diving Doggies: A Celebration of Play Underwater. Using underwater camera equipment, she takes pictures of pups diving and playing in the pool from a ground up perspective; i.e. lying on the bottom of the pool.
  
  We are a bit partial to Brooke. Due to her amazing work and great reputation, Seaside Vacations recently partnered with Brooke to offer a great deal for all Seaside Vacations guests. All Seaside Vacations guests have the opportunity to receive free prints during your Outer Banks Vacation. More details: http://www.outerbanksvacations.com/p...
  
  December 15, 2009 - Posted by seasidevacations | OBX Information, art, tips, wedding | Brooke Mayo, free, OBX, outer banks, photography, picture, pictures, prints, promotion, seaside vacations, wedding | No Comments Yet

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