You and your cousin Nikki doing a great job been following Nikki for a long time and following you from day 1 keep it up and thank you for the entertainment.
I did not like history in school but now it's one of my favorite things. I mean everything we see today is because of what came before. Love your videos!
Those are sand spurs, aka stickers. They love sandy areas, like beaches , and the little pod can remain dormant for 10 years and still grow. We live in Florida and they are everywhere on the sand hill we live on. I’ve been pulling them for years, and they always come back.
The Sand Spurs are also known as "Goat's Head", sometime it's called Puncturevine. They can be found in many locations. Best to dispose of them in the trash if possible, or burning them.
I used to live on the beach in Treasure island Florida and I used to ride my bike on the beach there and not much due to the sand spurs since I got flat tire from them every time I did so I quit riding on the beach.
My family were lighthouse keepers and light buoy tenders in the 20th century and hail from Cape Hatteras. We even have a street named after us "Fulcher Lane." When I went on a family reunion to the outer banks years ago we visited the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and climbed to the top where we saw manta rays swimming in the surf below. We also ate blue crab cakes and key lime pie which is to die for, and went beach combing for seashells outside our hotel. You explored some other sights I didn't get to see, so that was new and exciting to see. It's too bad you didn't get to see the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse without the scaffolding nor to visit Ocracoke Island. But you did get to see the Bodie Island Lighthouse, which is just as beautiful, and the Wright Brothers Memorial too.🐬🐟🐙🐚
Just another fabulous video! I love traveling, and your videos truly capture the excitement and lure of hitting the open road! Sooooo much to see in this huge beautiful country of ours! Keep them coming and stay safe!
Congratulations on finding the Outer Banks Sarah. I've been maybe a hundred times over 40 years. It's a VERY special place. The weather dictates everything as you learned. It's a real shame that you didn't get to ride the ferry to see Ocracoke. It's even MORE special than Hatteras Island. I hope you stay and get to see more. Safe travels.
I have been through North Carolina many times and have no complaints about it. I have been to the Air and Space Museum when I was in elementary school on field trips and I enjoyed it.
The best part of unplanned are seeing and visiting places that you won't get to do on a planned trips. Glad that you enjoy the experience and not frustrated by the unplanned incidents. Curry tofu with any veggies are so nutritious, healthy, tasty and simple to cook.
Love that you never shy away from showing the trials, tribulations and "unglamorous side" of vehicle living, and generally just keeping it honest and authentic. We appreciate it. Despite the unlucky parts and frustrating experience with the ferry, it seemed like a really fun adventure around the outer banks. I love the beach, the ocean, the sand, the sun, swimming, surfing, and all things around these things. Even when it's cold and windy. I definitely have a "Blue Mind". Was cooking the tofu curry as much a pain in the butt as you'd expected, or was it worth it? 😆 The intro on this episode was amazing. Some really beautiful shots and history! Did you film the drone shots? Love this new iteration of the rav4 setup, you've got a nice little spot to sit and hang out now! 😊 Hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend 💚
@@sarahhberkowitz some spectacular footage 😍 you did an incredible job! Yes, agree that car life is awesome, but the times it doesn't work out just teach us to focus on what we can control and to just go with the flow a bit more 😊 I hope you enjoy your Sunday.
Outer Banks is one of my new favorite places. It's a 10 hour drive for me. That hasn't kept me from vacationing there three times in three years though. I've found the ferry schedule to be spotty at best.paying to take one of the wild horse tours is SO worth it.
It’s great that you always find the cool historic stuff along the way. I highly recommend exploring St. Augustine and catching a rocket launch at cape Canaveral while you’re in Florida.
Always keep your head up girl no matter what happens and any detours you might have to take in your travels! Us New Yorkers gotta stick together and work together!
If you pass through Palm Bay while you're here in Florida, stop in at the Bass Pro. It's right off I95 and has Gators and native hogs out front. 100 feet from the parking lot 😄
Love the Outer Banks. Have climbed all of them except the one on Ocracoke which was closed. After Nikki jumped in the Arctic Ocean I'm glad you didn't wimp out on the Atlantic!
Fun fact: the Cape Hatteras lighthouse has been in its current spot for only 25 years. It was relocated about 3,000-ft inland back in 1999 due to beach erosion.
Sorry about your experience with sandspurs. They are all over the south, the worst in Florida. My first encounter with them was as a 15 year old going ashore from our boat to Egmont Key and running up the beach into a patch. They are so hard to get off and then they itch. Watch out for them, but the best way to get them off is using gardening gloves that are preferably leather. Oh, and also watch out for fire ants in the south. They are painful, itchy and then form blisters. You will be fine as long as you keep aware of your surroundings. You also will not want to camp near alligator infested waters in Florida. I hope I don't sound like a downer, I loved the south, especially when I was birdwatching. Keep sharing your journeys!
If you get down to Georgia, there's a big ol' statue of Charles Lindbergh to go with your Wright brothers. Here in Washington state, our ferry system has a problem with all the boomer crew and mechanics aging out of the work force (also, the fleet is pretty old). Lots of missed runs, and shuffling the boats around to replace those out of service.
I really enjoy your videos!❤ I spill stuff on me, too😂 !!! Your narrative is done very well. I'm proud of you going on all these adventures on your own😊
Hey Sarah! Welcome to NC! We’re happy to have you come to the Outer Banks, which is one of the best places to visit in the US. I’m sorry you had such a difficult time with the ferry to Ocracoke Island. I hope you’re able to come back one day because I know you would love it there. Thank you as always for sharing your journey with all of us. Safe travels. God Bless 🙏🏽
Welcome to sandburs. Oh and my picture is me and my middle son at the Wright Brothers monument. Since I am a pilot we flew into the runway there at the park.
The small prickers are from a weed and we had them in our hayfield. I hope the one that is in your finger comes out soon. I had one in my finger and it itches so much.
Love your video Sarah! It reminded me of Nikki's last video because of the little fishing type area and your cold plunge. Thanks for sharing and safe travels!
I love the Outer Banks. During my flight training I flew into the First Flight airport right there at the Wright brothers memorial. Then I flew all the way down to Myrtle Beach above that narrow strip of land. At some points I couldn’t even see the mainland because the outer banks are so far out.
Great job showing the beauty of the Outer Banks. I will share with you that Roanoke is pronounced Row-an-oak. You missed the ‘an.’ 😉 I live an hour up the coast in VA, in another tourist beach town. November to March, most of the shops and some smaller museums close for the winter both here and in the Outer Banks.
Beautiful footage, Sarah...I live in Raleigh...I'm a transplant from up north...I'm not much of a traveller, so I haven't been to the Outer Banks. I'm old, though and my youngest son goes all the time...Thank you for your wonderful videos and adventures!!
i’m always very impressed with your travels being how you make the very best of living on off the grid , but I will tell ya I do love when you share your meals as I am trying to eat better with very little ingredients and making meals on the go , thanks so much for sharing it’s been a great help ! Wishing you very happy travels and Happy Holidays too ! P.S. thanks for introducing me to cousin Nicky & Camper ! God Bless ❤
Thank for this video. I grew up and worked there most of my life. It is nothing as it once was. There used to be one way in and one way out. Highway 12 was a two lane road and the only way to get to and from the beach. I have been through many bad storms there. It is so commercial now. I now live in Michigan and it been awhile since I have been there. This brought back some memories for me. Just so you know it is pronounced Co-rall-a, Corolla is a car. This is how we locals could tell if you were a tourist.
You'll be disappointed when you get to see what you missed not waiting for the ferry across to Ocracoke Island and the Village of Ocracoke. An oasis in the Atlantic Ocean that is not a Caribbean Island. The island vibe is alive in the narrow streets filled with bicycles and golf carts to the people you meet along the way.
You are right about learning History vs. Actually visiting the place and you say to yourself Ohh yeah, I remember hearing abt that in school. 🤣 Glad you are eating the greek yogurt while you're on antibiotics. The yogurt will restore what the antibiotics killed [good bacteria]. This is a good video that would've been better if others cooperated with you. 😅 I've been wanting to go but went to Assateague instead a couple months ago and saw the wild horses. It's a stunning drive across the Chesapeake.
Those beach shots, especially the sunset 😍OBX is now on my list. I wasn't a history fan in school either. I'm more on hands learning 😂easier for me to take it in if I'm actually there seeing it. Which is why your videos are awesome. It's almost like I'm there experiencing it with you 😂
One of my favorite cozy mystery books is the Lighthouse Library Mysteries series by Eva Gates. Her books take place in the Outer Banks and the Bodie Island Lighthouse in the book is converted into a library. If you like cozy mysteries you might really like these books.
Highly recommend someday staying in Salvo (near Rodanthe) on Hatteras Island -- in one of those enormous rental houses on the beach -- with a bunch of friends and/or family. At sunrise you'll have the beach to yourselves and the nearby Salvo Day-Use park on Pamlico Sound is a great place to watch the sunset from your kayak. Always take out travel insurance, just in case of a hurricane forecast. Friends and I have been going there for years -- every October when the businesses are still open and the summer crowds and summer heat/humidity are long gone. If kiteboarding or windsurfing are your thing then go in September when the winds are blowing steady and fast. If you have fishing enthusiasts in the family, they'd love it.
We were in the outer banks a few weeks before you were. There is alot to see and do, did the Wright brothers memorial and caught the ferry that you were unable to catch it was a nice ride. Hopefully you can catch it the next time!
Oh man! You were only an hour from me when you filmed that! You could’ve come for our “orphan’s thanksgiving”, (all of our guests were about your age too!) or just any breakfast, lunch, dinner, laundry, and a shower! Maybe next time you’re nearby I can buy you coffee or something. I love the Outer Banks in the summer but they roll up the sidewalks after Labor Day and the constant breezes keep it cold. (That ferry runs when they feel like it in the off season. It has nothing to do with the storms. It’s ALWAYS like that once the tourists leave for the season!) I hope you’re in a warmer climate this week! It’s gotten REALLY cold at night in southern Virginia and NC! I would like to be in a warmer climate myself! I had to turn the heat on last night, the wind chill was in the teens! Have a great week! Safe travels!
What type of cooker do you use? Plus the broccoli looked wonderful. How about some recipe. Thank you for the abundance of historical facts. Love watching all your videos. Just need more😅
Always nice to visit America, and Nikki and yourself show me places I may never be able to make it to. Disabled and not trip worthy for a while. So, I live thru you both. If you hit a spot I might want to visit, I'll write it down as a possibility. Since you're headed to Florida, stop off in the panhandle up to Gulf Shores, Alabama. White sand beaches and lots of things to do, pretty much year round in the "dirty south"..lol. If you ever get up thru Alabama, central Alabama has a lot of nice places to visit, and hiking Cheaha mountain, up to Tennessee and Gatlinburg to the Appalachian trail, over to Arkansas or Mississippi there are lots of things to do and see. Anyway, take care on your travels, always. You are an inspiration to young and older women, and us old guys, too, with your energy and exploratory nature with our country. Cheers.
I like the scenery. I’ve always wanted to go to the South Carolina to the Outer Banks. I’ve just never had the opportunity. I’m so appreciative to the video that you share and I like that you share most of your life with us. Thank you.
Life; “Expect the unexpected.” Human; “Ugh, do I have to??? !!” lol. Sometimes the unexpected and unplanned things turn out to be the best experiences in life. A little tidbit from a fellow traveler.
I'm really surprised you didn't know there were voyages to the New World before the Pilgrims. They were originally supposed to join Dutch settlers in Virginia who were busy making money growing tobacco. But because they didn't leave England until almost October, they ran into stormy seas and ended up much farther north. Cape Cod was already named by Basque fishermen who had been fishing those waters for decades.
@@sarahhberkowitz I'm 50 years old and a college graduate, but also never knew this. Interesting how different the curriculum is/has been throughout the country.
OBX! We were just down there a couple of weeks ago. A another fact about the area: the county and the road right next to the beach in the main part of OBX are both named for Virginia Dare, the first English child born in the colonies.
Roanoke (row-uh-nowk)
Sorry for my mispronunciation.
Lol, don't want to anger the Roanokians😂
You and your cousin Nikki doing a great job been following Nikki for a long time and following you from day 1 keep it up and thank you for the entertainment.
Thank you 😊
Braids are back, that’s what we love ❤️ 😂
I did not like history in school but now it's one of my favorite things. I mean everything we see today is because of what came before. Love your videos!
idk one person that liked history in school, the US education system robbed us!
Those are sand spurs, aka stickers. They love sandy areas, like beaches , and the little pod can remain dormant for 10 years and still grow. We live in Florida and they are everywhere on the sand hill we live on. I’ve been pulling them for years, and they always come back.
The Sand Spurs are also known as "Goat's Head", sometime it's called Puncturevine. They can be found in many locations. Best to dispose of them in the trash if possible, or burning them.
When I was a kid we called them stickaburs lol and they always got stuck to our socks, shoes, and pants.
I used to live on the beach in Treasure island Florida and I used to ride my bike on the beach there and not much due to the sand spurs since I got flat tire from them every time I did so I quit riding on the beach.
I have stepped on those in FL UGH!!
We call them burs in Texas.
Sarah, for us European followers it's nice to have you as our personal tour guide
Yay! Thanks for watching :)
My family were lighthouse keepers and light buoy tenders in the 20th century and hail from Cape Hatteras. We even have a street named after us "Fulcher Lane." When I went on a family reunion to the outer banks years ago we visited the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and climbed to the top where we saw manta rays swimming in the surf below. We also ate blue crab cakes and key lime pie which is to die for, and went beach combing for seashells outside our hotel. You explored some other sights I didn't get to see, so that was new and exciting to see. It's too bad you didn't get to see the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse without the scaffolding nor to visit Ocracoke Island. But you did get to see the Bodie Island Lighthouse, which is just as beautiful, and the Wright Brothers Memorial too.🐬🐟🐙🐚
They’re called sand spurs and hurt really bad. Hope you’ll come back and see our beautiful mountains 😊
One of the two best ladies out there you and Nikki keep it up sunshine your sense of humor is amazing
Multi - tool with pliers is a must tool for sand spurs . Awesome footage I've never been to the East Coast .
Just another fabulous video! I love traveling, and your videos truly capture the excitement and lure of hitting the open road! Sooooo much to see in this huge beautiful country of ours! Keep them coming and stay safe!
Congratulations on finding the Outer Banks Sarah. I've been maybe a hundred times over 40 years. It's a VERY special place. The weather dictates everything as you learned. It's a real shame that you didn't get to ride the ferry to see Ocracoke. It's even MORE special than Hatteras Island. I hope you stay and get to see more. Safe travels.
I have been through North Carolina many times and have no complaints about it. I have been to the Air and Space Museum when I was in elementary school on field trips and I enjoyed it.
The best part of unplanned are seeing and visiting places that you won't get to do on a planned trips. Glad that you enjoy the experience and not frustrated by the unplanned incidents. Curry tofu with any veggies are so nutritious, healthy, tasty and simple to cook.
Nice to see this powerful woman on an adventure ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Love that you never shy away from showing the trials, tribulations and "unglamorous side" of vehicle living, and generally just keeping it honest and authentic. We appreciate it.
Despite the unlucky parts and frustrating experience with the ferry, it seemed like a really fun adventure around the outer banks.
I love the beach, the ocean, the sand, the sun, swimming, surfing, and all things around these things. Even when it's cold and windy. I definitely have a "Blue Mind".
Was cooking the tofu curry as much a pain in the butt as you'd expected, or was it worth it? 😆
The intro on this episode was amazing. Some really beautiful shots and history! Did you film the drone shots?
Love this new iteration of the rav4 setup, you've got a nice little spot to sit and hang out now! 😊
Hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend 💚
Thank you! Car life is awesome but there’s definitely times where things don’t work out. Cooking was worth it and yes I take all the footage myself
@@sarahhberkowitz some spectacular footage 😍 you did an incredible job!
Yes, agree that car life is awesome, but the times it doesn't work out just teach us to focus on what we can control and to just go with the flow a bit more 😊 I hope you enjoy your Sunday.
Loved the Outer Banks when took our sons there back in the 2000's. So many places to explore!!❤❤😊
Great video, Sarah, even though you didn't have the best luck! Stay safe!
Outer Banks is one of my new favorite places. It's a 10 hour drive for me. That hasn't kept me from vacationing there three times in three years though. I've found the ferry schedule to be spotty at best.paying to take one of the wild horse tours is SO worth it.
Thank you, Sarah, for a fantastic tour and an engaging history recap! 😍🙌💖
It’s great that you always find the cool historic stuff along the way. I highly recommend exploring St. Augustine and catching a rocket launch at cape Canaveral while you’re in Florida.
Always keep your head up girl no matter what happens and any detours you might have to take in your travels! Us New Yorkers gotta stick together and work together!
If you pass through Palm Bay while you're here in Florida, stop in at the Bass Pro. It's right off I95 and has Gators and native hogs out front. 100 feet from the parking lot 😄
My favorite place to go on the east coast…St. Simons & Jekyll Island in Georgia a close second. 😊
Sarah, this was actually really informative. Really cool. Love from Cincinnati 💚
Sarah once again another amazing video breath taking views some history I admire how healthy you eat keep em coming ❣🫶
Love how you incorporate history stuff into your videos, especially for someone like me who has never visited the US😊
Nice.. my old stomping grounds.. love those islands..
Gotta thumbs-up. North Carolina has some amazing beaches. 👍🏾
Coming from a semi local (southeastern Virginia), the best time to visit the Outer Banks out of season is a few weeks after Labor Day
great video ! Enjoy and stay safe out there 😊
Don't forget the wrong brothers , Larry , Moe and Curly !😂
I totally agree about History in school. Also I'm learning so much that just was not taught in school. Oh my those stickers!!!! Ouch
Love you Sarah!
East Coast looks beautiful.
Love the Outer Banks. Have climbed all of them except the one on Ocracoke which was closed. After Nikki jumped in the Arctic Ocean I'm glad you didn't wimp out on the Atlantic!
oh the ginger berry kombucha is the best
Always windy in OB, that’s why the Wright Bros chose that location. 👍
Cockle burrs are what we call them in midwest. You run into them this time of year.
Sarah Berkowitz Such A Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
You’re seriously a natural beauty. I’m a big fan 🥰
Glad your doing well stay safe and warm 💓 😊
Fun fact: the Cape Hatteras lighthouse has been in its current spot for only 25 years. It was relocated about 3,000-ft inland back in 1999 due to beach erosion.
Sorry about your experience with sandspurs. They are all over the south, the worst in Florida. My first encounter with them was as a 15 year old going ashore from our boat to Egmont Key and running up the beach into a patch. They are so hard to get off and then they itch. Watch out for them, but the best way to get them off is using gardening gloves that are preferably leather. Oh, and also watch out for fire ants in the south. They are painful, itchy and then form blisters. You will be fine as long as you keep aware of your surroundings. You also will not want to camp near alligator infested waters in Florida. I hope I don't sound like a downer, I loved the south, especially when I was birdwatching. Keep sharing your journeys!
If you get down to Georgia, there's a big ol' statue of Charles Lindbergh to go with your Wright brothers.
Here in Washington state, our ferry system has a problem with all the boomer crew and mechanics aging out of the work force (also, the fleet is pretty old). Lots of missed runs, and shuffling the boats around to replace those out of service.
I can't believe you went swimming! LOL Enjoyed the vlog action....and yeah, Outer Banks time on those ferries. Haha. Until the next video....
With your current luck, it’s good that you weren’t touring any casinos! Good video of the view. Thanks!
I really enjoy your videos!❤ I spill stuff on me, too😂 !!! Your narrative is done very well. I'm proud of you going on all these adventures on your own😊
beautiful video.....sarah👍👍👍
Hey Sarah! Welcome to NC! We’re happy to have you come to the Outer Banks, which is one of the best places to visit in the US. I’m sorry you had such a difficult time with the ferry to Ocracoke Island. I hope you’re able to come back one day because I know you would love it there. Thank you as always for sharing your journey with all of us. Safe travels. God Bless 🙏🏽
The outer banks was so much fun 😊
Admire your journey, have fun while young!
Great video!
Welcome to sandburs. Oh and my picture is me and my middle son at the Wright Brothers monument. Since I am a pilot we flew into the runway there at the park.
Ker-AH-luh” = Corolla 😊
Also, “row-uh-noke”
FYI. Heat up the Curry spices first (bloom) before the coconut milk. This brings out the flavors of the spices.
Thanks! Def doing this next time
The small prickers are from a weed and we had them in our hayfield. I hope the one that is in your finger comes out soon. I had one in my finger and it itches so much.
Love your video Sarah! It reminded me of Nikki's last video because of the little fishing type area and your cold plunge. Thanks for sharing and safe travels!
I found those same little burrs here in Texas when I moved here. NC is on my list of places to go thanks for showing me a glimpse of what is to come.
I love the Outer Banks. During my flight training I flew into the First Flight airport right there at the Wright brothers memorial. Then I flew all the way down to Myrtle Beach above that narrow strip of land. At some points I couldn’t even see the mainland because the outer banks are so far out.
We called them sand spurs when we lived in Florida in the 80's
Great job showing the beauty of the Outer Banks. I will share with you that Roanoke is pronounced Row-an-oak. You missed the ‘an.’ 😉
I live an hour up the coast in VA, in another tourist beach town. November to March, most of the shops and some smaller museums close for the winter both here and in the Outer Banks.
oh hey! thats my state! the outer banks are a great place to check out, and a fun and easy drive!
Keep up the good work shara ❤
You should have gone to the refuge at dawn or dusk, my love muffin. That's when the animals are grazing.
Beautiful footage, Sarah...I live in Raleigh...I'm a transplant from up north...I'm not much of a traveller, so I haven't been to the Outer Banks. I'm old, though and my youngest son goes all the time...Thank you for your wonderful videos and adventures!!
It’s definitely worth a trip from Raleigh!
spilling water even with a right-hand pour... classic Sarah! LOL
OMG, those pricklies went full attack-mode on you!
Every time.. even with a lid!
sarah your so good at this now!
Love your videos! My husband and I watch yours and Nikki's every week.
i’m always very impressed with your travels being how you make the very best of living on off the grid , but I will tell ya I do love when you share your meals as I am trying to eat better with very little ingredients and making meals on the go , thanks so much for sharing it’s been a great help !
Wishing you very happy travels and Happy Holidays too !
P.S. thanks for introducing me to cousin Nicky & Camper ! God Bless ❤
Great video! Didn’t realize how gorgeous the outer banks are! Definitely going to take a trip down there.
Thank for this video. I grew up and worked there most of my life. It is nothing as it once was. There used to be one way in and one way out. Highway 12 was a two lane road and the only way to get to and from the beach. I have been through many bad storms there. It is so commercial now. I now live in Michigan and it been awhile since I have been there. This brought back some memories for me. Just so you know it is pronounced Co-rall-a, Corolla is a car. This is how we locals could tell if you were a tourist.
You'll be disappointed when you get to see what you missed not waiting for the ferry across to Ocracoke Island and the Village of Ocracoke. An oasis in the Atlantic Ocean that is not a Caribbean Island. The island vibe is alive in the narrow streets filled with bicycles and golf carts to the people you meet along the way.
Cape Point is a great little campground! Been there a few times, Love that you can see the Lighthouse from there.
Nothing’s going as planned | Outer Banks after a coastal storm. Attractive video with impressive and attractive details.
You are right about learning History vs. Actually visiting the place and you say to yourself Ohh yeah, I remember hearing abt that in school. 🤣
Glad you are eating the greek yogurt while you're on antibiotics. The yogurt will restore what the antibiotics killed [good bacteria].
This is a good video that would've been better if others cooperated with you. 😅 I've been wanting to go but went to Assateague instead a couple months ago and saw the wild horses. It's a stunning drive across the Chesapeake.
I love the outer banks. Spent every Memorial Day there when I was in High School.
You are a very talented young lady
The videos you edit and or produce are excellent. I wish you the best of luck
Thank you so much!
Yes those are sand spurs. They give quite the poke.
Btw I hope that you went to the original Duck Donuts while driving by Duck.
Those beach shots, especially the sunset 😍OBX is now on my list.
I wasn't a history fan in school either. I'm more on hands learning 😂easier for me to take it in if I'm actually there seeing it. Which is why your videos are awesome. It's almost like I'm there experiencing it with you 😂
One of my favorite cozy mystery books is the Lighthouse Library Mysteries series by Eva Gates. Her books take place in the Outer Banks and the Bodie Island Lighthouse in the book is converted into a library. If you like cozy mysteries you might really like these books.
Great as always❤
Highly recommend someday staying in Salvo (near Rodanthe) on Hatteras Island -- in one of those enormous rental houses on the beach -- with a bunch of friends and/or family. At sunrise you'll have the beach to yourselves and the nearby Salvo Day-Use park on Pamlico Sound is a great place to watch the sunset from your kayak. Always take out travel insurance, just in case of a hurricane forecast. Friends and I have been going there for years -- every October when the businesses are still open and the summer crowds and summer heat/humidity are long gone. If kiteboarding or windsurfing are your thing then go in September when the winds are blowing steady and fast. If you have fishing enthusiasts in the family, they'd love it.
We were in the outer banks a few weeks before you were. There is alot to see and do, did the Wright brothers memorial and caught the ferry that you were unable to catch it was a nice ride. Hopefully you can catch it the next time!
Oh man! You were only an hour from me when you filmed that! You could’ve come for our “orphan’s thanksgiving”, (all of our guests were about your age too!) or just any breakfast, lunch, dinner, laundry, and a shower! Maybe next time you’re nearby I can buy you coffee or something.
I love the Outer Banks in the summer but they roll up the sidewalks after Labor Day and the constant breezes keep it cold. (That ferry runs when they feel like it in the off season. It has nothing to do with the storms. It’s ALWAYS like that once the tourists leave for the season!) I hope you’re in a warmer climate this week! It’s gotten REALLY cold at night in southern Virginia and NC! I would like to be in a warmer climate myself! I had to turn the heat on last night, the wind chill was in the teens!
Have a great week! Safe travels!
What type of cooker do you use?
Plus the broccoli looked wonderful. How about some recipe. Thank you for the abundance of historical facts. Love watching all your videos. Just need more😅
Always luv me some Sarah 🥰
Very Very Very Cool 😎 Thumbnail Picture Sarah 👍
I can't believe you went swimming in that cold water, you go girl !! haha
Love all of your adventures!!!
Just watched Nikki get in the northernmost part of Alaska water at your location was hopefully warmer than that
Always nice to visit America, and Nikki and yourself show me places I may never be able to make it to. Disabled and not trip worthy for a while. So, I live thru you both. If you hit a spot I might want to visit, I'll write it down as a possibility. Since you're headed to Florida, stop off in the panhandle up to Gulf Shores, Alabama. White sand beaches and lots of things to do, pretty much year round in the "dirty south"..lol. If you ever get up thru Alabama, central Alabama has a lot of nice places to visit, and hiking Cheaha mountain, up to Tennessee and Gatlinburg to the Appalachian trail, over to Arkansas or Mississippi there are lots of things to do and see. Anyway, take care on your travels, always. You are an inspiration to young and older women, and us old guys, too, with your energy and exploratory nature with our country. Cheers.
I like the scenery. I’ve always wanted to go to the South Carolina to the Outer Banks. I’ve just never had the opportunity. I’m so appreciative to the video that you share and I like that you share most of your life with us. Thank you.
The Outer Banks is actually one state above South Carolina in NORTH Carolina.
@@joleighva I’d love to visit there
Life; “Expect the unexpected.” Human; “Ugh, do I have to??? !!” lol. Sometimes the unexpected and unplanned things turn out to be the best experiences in life. A little tidbit from a fellow traveler.
Sending love from Raleigh, NC. You are an amazing tour guide.
Ocracaoke is the jewel of the outer banks! Hope you can come back in the summer.
I'm really surprised you didn't know there were voyages to the New World before the Pilgrims. They were originally supposed to join Dutch settlers in Virginia who were busy making money growing tobacco. But because they didn't leave England until almost October, they ran into stormy seas and ended up much farther north. Cape Cod was already named by Basque fishermen who had been fishing those waters for decades.
I read a comment that it’s part of the NC curriculum but it wasn’t part of NY
@@sarahhberkowitz I'm 50 years old and a college graduate, but also never knew this. Interesting how different the curriculum is/has been throughout the country.
It's always windy in the Outer Banks!
Your genuine surprise at 18:20 had me crackin up 😂
Haha my cooking needs some work..
Welcome to North Carolina!!!
You have a great attitude!
OBX! We were just down there a couple of weeks ago. A another fact about the area: the county and the road right next to the beach in the main part of OBX are both named for Virginia Dare, the first English child born in the colonies.