Just a quick note on battery power. Everything is OK, but winds are howling!
Will write later.
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August
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- Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Ocracok...
- A Very Practical Note
- Random Island News
- Hunting for the Alligator
- Another Beautiful End-of-Summer Day
- Sleeping Easier
- Something's Got to Give
- A Beautiful Day at the Beach
- The "Victoria S"
- 1933 Hurricane
- Ocracoke Post Office
- 117 Years Ago
- Display Problems
- Portsmouth Island Trivia
- A Gorgeous Day!
- The August Storm of 1899
- Finally
- A Practical Note
- State of Emergency Lifted
- Good News for Ocracoke
- Hurricane Charley
- Remnants of Bonnie
- Forecast
- Lachlan Wesley Photos
- Ocracoke Inlet
- The Night Sky
- Ocracoke Newsletters
- More Cleanup
- Re-entry Saturday, August 07, 2004
- Alex Links
- Latest Information from Hyde County
- Evacuation
- Message from Hyde County Officials
- Cleanup
- Hurricane Alex Aftermath
- Power's Out
- Photos
- Hurricane Alex, 11:15 a.m.
- Hurricane Alex, 10:00 a.m.
- A New Baby Boy!
- Strong Currents
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