The sun came out... Eric and I decide to take a walk around Ocracoke Village.
The harbor. The ferry sits at the dock.
Wheelie Fun
Scooter Rentals
Marina advertises with
a stuffed Blue Marlin.
An eclectic mix of services:
TJ Outfitters:
Hot Dogs/Walking Tacos
Bike Rentals
The Wocokon is named for the
site where British landed
ships in July, 1585.
The ships expected to land at Wocokon, which is identical to what is now known as Ocracoke Island. This historical factoid is a bit confusing.
Hotels look out onto
the harbor.
Ocracoke Harbor Inn
Irvin Garrish Highway &
Silver Lake Drive both
turn at this intersection.
A large sailboat in
the harbor.
The Ocracoke
Water Tower
A cat takes a walk
down the middle
of the street.
Albert Styron
General Store
Everyone on the second
& third floor gets a
view of the harbor.
A Mallard & his mate
swim in a puddle.
DAJIO isn't open
yet.
The cats caught my eyes
& then I read the sign.
Private Residence
Privacy Please
Canada Geese sun
themselves.
Family Cemetery
The Scarborough Great
Grandchildren restored
the cemetery in 2003.
In the small village of Ocracoke, tourism and hard work, life and reminders of death are close at hand.
The Scarborough Great
Grandchildren restored
the cemetery in 2003.
In the small village of Ocracoke, tourism and hard work, life and reminders of death are close at hand.
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