About Kitty Hawk's Martins Point

It does not happen very often but it actually snowed, just a little, on the Outer Banks Friday night while just across the bridge in lower Currituck snow covered the ground by Saturday morning. For those of us that live here we normally get some flurries or a dusting every year. In the 9yrs that I have lived here there has only been snow on the ground twice and one of those was last years whopping 3 inches. Many children like mine had never actually seen that much snow on the ground so to them it was like 3 feet. It was time to turn the boogie boards in the sleds, make a snowman, and have snowball fights. It was one of those Kodak moments for sure and my kids have been asking me if I think they will get to do it again this winter. While most of us spend the year in shorts, sandals, and bathing suits it sure is nice to see some of the white stuff every now and then. I hope it does snow 3 inches again, but not 3 feet we don't have any snowplows here!!

Many times I feel so lucky to call the Outer Banks my home. It is such a special place to live and visit. I was over at a cookout in my neighborhood the other night with some good friends and as the sun was about to go down I snapped a few photos that were so pretty I decided not to keep them to myself. The photos were taken from my neighbors deck( not a bad view to have every night) looking back across the Sound just north of the Wright Memorial Bridge in Kitty Hawk.

I hope you enjoy the pics. If you have not already visited the Outer Banks please come down and if you have please come back!!

About the author of this blog:

Matt Huband, SFR is Broker/Owner of OBX Realty Group in Kitty Hawk, NC and a Certified Short Sale & Foreclosure Specialist. Matt works with buyers and sellers from Corolla to Hatteras interested in foreclosures, short sales, 2nd home, investment property, new construction, and condo sales. For many years Matt has been helping his clients realize their dream of owning an Outer Banks beach house. Put Matt's extensive area knowledge to work for you. Contact Matt today to get started on finding your new beach house.

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