Same Sunset Yesterday over the Albemarle Sound...North Carolina....1/23/2022
"Thanks Bruce.....we average about 5" a year but often we will skip it all…"
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Late Fall on the North Carolina Coastal Marsh…..12/4/2021
Bald cypress dropping needles, water low and not moving on this trip…..getting colder down in the high 40s….sometimes the transition period is more difficult than the dead of winter in my opinion…..at this point it just needs to stay cold and the fish will stay in their winter haunts…just my two cents
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on December 7, 2021 at 3:22pm
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These areas get very difficult behind cold fronts and coastal storms…just eight miles to the Atlantic Ocean from this spot……
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Same Sunset Yesterday over the Albemarle Sound...North Carolina....1/23/2022
"Beautiful. Do you get snow very often?"
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"Right Bruce....I'm over it already, but Mother Nature rules......"
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Creek Closest To My House......1/22/2022
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Creek Closest To My House......1/22/2022
Yes, it's coastal North Carolina.....happens every few years//
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