The official travel journal of Jerry & Ann Linebarger
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Heading to the village of Ocracoke.
Our view of the ocean from the road to Ocracoke.
Just entering Ocracoke, North Carolina. It was a nice, quaint little town.
At one time there were many horses on Ocracoke Island. Nobody knows for sure how they got there.
The National Park Service now manages the small herd of 24 horses. This one is talking to us.
The Ocracoke Island Lighthouse is the oldest operating lighthouse in North Carolina.
A stark reminder of the terrible loss during World War II.
This four person-cemetery was ceded to Great Britain. Notice the Union Jack flying.
