Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Other houses that are build in this area may have man-made canals to help
the get to the store a little quicker in a boat. Otherwise is a longer 4-wheel drive.
Many houses are built in the area but mostly have a 4-wheel drive to get to them.
If you ever shop at the Dollar Store, you are supporting this kind of lifestyle.
This home is owned by the dollar store people.
Tourists set-up on the beach for the day to enjoy.
More wild horses along the beach. These horses do not run away when you get close.
Speed limit is strictly enforces to 15 mph while going past horses and people.
Otherwise you can go 35 mph.
Wild horses along the beach section of route 12
We're ready to go
Wild Horses of Corolla Tour in Corolla, North Carolina
We took a 4 wheel drive adventure trip to see the wild horses. These horses are the descendants of Spanish Mustangs which survived early shipwrecks. Historical research records the horses here as early as 1523. Route 12 runs the stretch of the Outer Banks from the south (Ocracoke) to North (Corolla). The paved road portion of route 12 ends and the unpaved portion begins onto the beach in Corolla. Anyone planning to take a trip to the Outer Banks should make this part of their plans. It was spectacular! You will also see that vacationers will drive their vehicles (should be 4 wheel drive) on to the beach and set-up for the day to enjoy the area.

2 comments:

  1. Sounds like you had a wonderful time.
    Isn't the National Parks Dept a little worried about the environmental footprint of letting vehicles onto the beach directly?

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  2. Are these just summer homes, or year-round?

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