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[QUOTE="triaddukefan, post: 2844815, member: 378"] There is a series that comes on NC Public TV called Exploring NC.... and they have been doing shows about water in NC, and how rivers have shaped our state. Ironically last nights episode talked about river front cities like New Bern, Wilmington, Little Washington, Elizabeth City and so on. Im more of a mountain person, but Ive said to myself I need to check out more of the eastern part of the state and the charming and beautiful riverfront/beach towns like Belhaven, Bath, Southport, Beaufort et al. I just hope they they arent too heavily damaged [/QUOTE]
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