My World Tuesday: Snead's Ferry

From Jul 14, 2011
Sneads Ferry shares a zip code with North Topsail Beach.  We're just on the other side of the bridge, which  is across the Intracoastal, which is to say on the other side of the New River.  There's water all over the place around here, and it all has a name. Shrimping is a big part of life at Snead's Ferry.  There are days I head for the beach to find five or six shrimp boats hard at work beyond the breakers.  I hope they are kind to the sea turtles.  

From Jul 14, 2011
Tourists are a nuisance, but they feed the local economy, that's for sure.  
From Jul 14, 2011
I liked this place for the graffiti-style advertising on the wall.  Fun stuff.
From Jul 14, 2011
I tried to convince my daughter we should have a dog at the antique bus thing.  We will.  Did I mention I love it here?

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  1. You don't have to tell us how much you love it there, it overflows from every post and makes them all the more delightful! So, glad you are able to spend time in your wonderful world and share it with us! Enjoy, Sandy!!

    Sylvia

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  2. Sylvia is right. We can tell that you love it there. It is so beautiful there I can see why you love it so. Have a great time. Iknow you will.

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  3. Enjoy the happiness Sandy - and post plenty of your work.
    Very neat post and pics my friend.

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  4. a hot dog sounds good right now...summer is here!

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  5. I enjoyed your shots from Snead's Ferry Sandy.

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  6. 'Tourists' are a hate and love object. :)

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  7. Oh those must be good hot dogs lol
    The best hot dogs I ever ate were at the beach from one such dog venue. lol

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  8. Wonderful shots. I can see beautiful art.

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  9. I can understand why you love this place. It has much in common with Calabash, which is a place we love.

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  10. I love that place, and I don't even live there! But your love for the area is evident. Great photos, and thanks so much for sharing!

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  11. I am enjoying your NC beach posts. When I was a young lad, we vacationed along that stretch of coast - mostly Wrightsville and Carolina beaches. Check out the car pulling your hotdog stand.

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  12. Wonderful images!

    And thanks for your fun contribution to this week's Limerick-Off!

    Mad Kane

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  13. Anonymous5:45 AM

    Oh, I love that bait tackle shop front!

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  14. Tourist come to share the love! I see yours in your photos and hear it in your words!!
    Be well dear friend
    Hugs
    SueAnn

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  15. What a great place. It is amazing how many shrimp I can eat at a sitting, it would be just the right place for me getting them fresh off the boats.

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  16. Tourists, I used to sneer at them when I was a kid living in touristy spots, now I are one sometimes. It can be liberating just to be a tourist. The expectations are very low.

    I love the hot dog trailer and care. I'd have to have a dog also. Free photo with your dog I presume?

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  17. Yes, tourits are a problem when you live in such a beautiful place, the trouble is I love to be a tourist ! We have many tourists here too because I live in Waterloo the historical place where Napoleon lost the battle. But as you say, they bring money !

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  18. that's a funny van Sandy, I hope they had VEGGIE dogs!!!

    wish I was there...

    Happy Week and many hugs, G :<)

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  19. Looks like a wonderful place, great photos!

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  20. ferries give me a uzzy feeling, When I was in pri school, they had a ferry near my grandpa's place, and we thought it was majestic, a giant boat taking cars.

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