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Cape Hatteras

Posted on 2016-Apr-072016-Apr-07 by emceehammr

The Cape Hatteras light house, though not quite in its original location, is a pretty iconic site (and sight) in the Outer Banks. Too bad you can’t climb it in the early spring!

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Posted in North Carolina, Outer Banks, UncategorizedTagged blue skies, Brick, HDR, Lighthouse, Out doors, Outer Banks, Spiral

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