North Carolina's Outer Banks...

Or, affectionately known as "OBX" to those of us who make the trek every year.  The Outer Banks is a series of barrier islands that jut out off the coast of North Carolina.  Made up of 10 small towns that flow together into one long vacation paradise.  

 This photo of a treasured Outer Banks beach house was taken while in our jeep (doors off) driving the beaches in Corolla's 4-wheel-drive area.  Our search for ponies was successful.  Click this link to learn all about the treasured Outer Banks!   https://www.outerbanks.com/ 


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