Leaving the Mountains
Most of you know that Kim and I are not afraid of change. When we sold the boat we wanted to try something different and moving to the mountains was about as different as it gets. I have lots of good things to say about the North Carolina High Country. The scenery is stunning no matter where you look. The air is fresh and clean. The people are friendly and kind.
We really do love our little cabin in the woods, but the weather here does not suit us. It wasn’t the cold winter or the snow, it’s the constant gloom of rain, clouds, fog, and gray skies. It feels like the sun rarely shines, so this won’t be our forever home.
WE MISS THE BEACH! WE MISS OUR TOES IN THE SAND AND THE SALTY AIR.
We are moving to the Crystal Coast of North Carolina. We got a house. It’s not a classic trawler or a cool log cabin, it’s just a house, but we really like it.
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The property is .85 acres so we have a little grass to cut.
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With a nice little private space out back.
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Kim gets a real kitchen too.
It’s in a quiet neighborhood close to Swansboro. Some of our neighbors will be Marines stationed at Camp Lejeune. We’ll be minutes from the waterfront and a short drive to the beach at Emerald Isle and other area attractions. We’ve made two trips to explore and we’ve liked what we’ve seen.
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We take possession on June 17th. Lots to do between now and then.
This will make Leap number 3, but we have a feeling this will be the place where we settle down. Cheers to new adventures!


