Port O'Plymouth Inn
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Alligator River
We crossed the Albemarle Sound to the Alligator River, which we cruised for most of the day until past sunset. The Alligator River joins with the Pungo River Canal, and after dark we were navigating a channel in the Pungo River before dropping anchor for the night near Belhaven off a break wall in 7-10 feet of water.
The Alligator River was very pretty. We ...
Great Day on the Outer Banks
... Museum where they flew the first airplane.
Bev found us a place to eat after the tour, it was called "Sam & Omies". Once we got inside we found it was a "local bar hangout", but our waitress was great and the shrimp sandwiches were yummy.
We headed off the island about 5 pm. and drove about an hour to Plymouth, NC to our hotel for the night. Took lots of pictures ...
Cops and Tyres
... and onto the mainland, passing over Roanoke Island, which is where America's first English child was born in 1587 and continued on Route 64 to find somewhere to have dinner and park up for the night. As we were driving, we began to notice another vibration. This time it shook the whole van and it seemed to be getting worse. After pulling up and checking the tyres, we notice that the spare we had put on to replace the bad tyre had cracks on ...
Boat to Plymouth
We checked out of Myrtle Beach early, as we knew we had a drive to catch a Ferry from Southport to Fort Fisher. As it happened we arrived 2 minutes before the Ferry left, it was good we did otherwise we would have had to wait over an hour for the next.
After a Ferry journey, we drove to the USS Battleship North Carolina were we spent a few hours touring. The Weather broke ...
Edenton Small Town America
As the OBX is very busy at the weekend we decided to spend the weekend in Edenton. [It's a very pleasant little town.] Sundays where everybody puts on their Sunday Best & goes to church. We went to the waterfront and parked the car. Then had a little wander around- it was almost deserted, we passed the time of day with the the occasional folks we encountered along the way, very civilized.
It was only when we returned to the car that things changed. ...
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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