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Eating at the biggest water fight in the worldListen to our Destination Spotlight on Outer Banks
Lee Nettles, Executive Director
Outer Banks, North Carolina
www.OuterBanks.org
One of the things we enjoy about America is our country offers so many diverse places to go experience. And although the Outer Banks of North Carolina may not be immediately top of mind for many when planning travel, it’s a worthy place to visit and unwind. For our 46th “Destination Spotlight” we turned our focus to the Outer Banks, in the Tar Heel State that was admitted to the Union 230 years ago in 1789 — as Lee Nettles joined us to discuss the area known for terrific beaches, beautiful topography and numerous barrier islands that enable you to feel far away from everything — but yet it’s easily accessible. You can hear the full interview, now archived on our website here …
