
<-That's Corolla. Waaay out in the middle of nowhere.
To give you some scale, the bridge to OBX is in Kitty Hawk, so we had to go another 20-30 miles to get away from civilization. The closest "big" town to us is to the south, called Duck. There are several advantages to this:
1) It's easy to remember if you get lost. "The one above the duck!"
2) Everything sounds funnier when added to "duck". "Duck donuts". "Duck fudge". "Duck Smoothies". It's hilarious! Especially when "duck donuts" are "made to order".

Now, some of you must be wondering how our city girl is faring in these parts. Well, the snob within is truly slumming it, peeps. Let her paint you a picture:
- She's living in a house. Not the Four Seasons, not a resort house with maid service and a restaurant, but a regular not-so-fancy teal-green house.
- For the most part, it feels like a cross between the Jersey shore and the Hamptons. So far, the only big advantage she's been able to identify is warmer water. Just like the NY/NJ beaches, there's kitchsy stores and farmers markets and fudge and mini-golf. And the plethora of bbq (pigs in pits) is...hmmm...maybe a little more...country.
- Speaking of country, there's wild horses running around these parts.
- And beer "drive-thrus". That's right, beer. Drive-through. They're called "Brew-Thrus".
Tomorrow we'll post about amusing signs way. There are some you peeps will not believe. Meanwhile, good trip or not good trip? We'll leave readers to their own opinions for now. Feel free to share.




4 comments:
"beery thrus!" Oh my! Sounds great, though. I've always wanted to go out there.
Doubt the water is warmer - the water has been in the 70s in NJ - and there is no rain in the forecast for there this week ;)
They are called "BREW THURS"
Hey little cousin ~ sounds absolutely beautiful. Curious to know if there are any naturopaths, or homepathic docs, there. Must be a myriad of berries, trees, and plants readily available that you can add to the hot tub ~ maybe lavender?
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