North Carolina Beach Houses
Posted in Rent A House & Real Estate et al. on 09/23/2011 08:26 pm by admin
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North Carolina Tar Heels Beach Towel $28.37 North Carolina Tar Heels Beach Towel These beach towels are great for a day at the beach, laying around the pool, or simply as an added touch to any bathroom decor. Featuring colorfast team graphics, these fiber reactive printed towels are full bleed and have the best print available. Made of 100% cotton; velour front, terry back. Approximately 30"x60" in size. Product enhancements by the product manufacturer may result in the item(s) being slightly different than they appear in the images posted. |
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North Carolina Tar Heels Beach Ball $21.96 North Carolina Tar Heels Beach Ball Measuring a whopping 24â€� in diameter, these inflatable Beach Balls are sure to be a hit in the pool or at the beach. NFL and Collegiate balls are designed in the look of your favorite team’s helmet, while MLB is in the look of an official baseball with your team’s logo prominently displayed on each side. Made of durable .20mm vinyl, these balls come with a patch kit and clean easily with a damp cloth. Stay cool at the pool with your officially licensed inflatable Beach Ball from Team Sports America. |
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North Carolina Tar Heels NCAA Beach Umbrella (6 Ft Diameter) $21.86 North Carolina Tar Heels NCAA Beach Umbrella (6 Ft Diameter) Make yourself a nice; shady oasis on hot sandy beaches with our large beach umbrellas. They measure a generous 6 foot diameter when open and their school inspired design might even spark a conversation or two. Comes with a two-section; white steel tube. Spot clean only. |
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North Carolina Travel Backpack $50.26 North Carolina Travel Backpack The perfect bag for: sightseeing, field trips, vacations, hiking, biking, carrying school supplies and lunches, trips to amusement parks, the beach or the mountains. Features: Non-slip extra-comfort backpack straps, two separate insulated interior compartments, concealed interior pockets for hiding different items, flat zippered interior pocket, padded handle grip, large insulated water bottle with cap and carrying strap, reinforced base for water bottle, assorted exterior pockets, two heavy duty d-rings, multi-use mesh pocket with drawstring and utility clip. |
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North Carolina Picnic Backpack $38.57 North Carolina Picnic Backpack The unique and innovative Zuma Insulated Backpack is perfect for any outdoor activity. This insulated bag is divided into two sections: the top mesh section (with drawstring closure) is designed to hold clothing, towels, etc. The bottom section is an insulated cooler (featuring ThermoGuard) that keeps food hot or cold for hours. This cooler section has a heat-sealed waterproof lining to eliminate leaks. The Zuma Insulated Backpack also has one large zippered pocket which keeps your essentials/valuables at hand. Stylish, light-weight and functional, the Zuma from Picnic Time is terrific for day trips, hiking, the beach, sporting events, and fishing. Makes an excellent gift item. |
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6br - 3 houses, 75yds to beach, great pool NFB $478 "Monkey Business" is located three houses, 75 yards to one of the nicest beaches on Hilton Head Island, you and your family and friends will find the largest private pool in North Forest Beach (44' x 20') great for laps and lounging. The six bedrooms,... |
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North Carolina State Waterproof Bag $31.06 North Carolina State Waterproof Bag This waterproof tote has a fully insulated compartment that provides plenty of room for your food and drink items. The Activo is ideal for the beach, sporting events, or long trips in the car. It can also be used for transporting cold items to and from parties, or frozen goods home from the store. Spacious pockets provide additional storage and convenience. Versatile and stylish, this bag is one the whole family will love! |
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Gameday Pitcher-North Carolina $45 Gameday Pitcher-North Carolina Gameday Pitcher-North Carolina |
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Chrome Clock-North Carolina $24.99 Chrome Clock-North Carolina Chrome Clock-North Carolina |
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North Carolina State Travel Backpack $53.6 North Carolina State Travel Backpack The perfect bag for: sightseeing, field trips, vacations, hiking, biking, carrying school supplies and lunches, trips to amusement parks, the beach or the mountains. Features: Non-slip extra-comfort backpack straps, two separate insulated interior compartments, concealed interior pockets for hiding different items, flat zippered interior pocket, padded handle grip, large insulated water bottle with cap and carrying strap, reinforced base for water bottle, assorted exterior pockets, two heavy duty d-rings, multi-use mesh pocket with drawstring and utility clip. |
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North Myrtle Beach Hotels $40 North Myrtle Beach Hotels |
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North Carolina State Fire Pit $249 North Carolina State Fire Pit North Carolina State Fire PitSpecial Features:Natural rust patina finish ages beautifully over timePortable design allows fire pit to move easily from patio to beach and beyondSafety ring surrounding fire pit also functions as footrest and handleManufactured from cold-rolled steel for years of durabilitySturdy legs are welded in place to prevent pit from wobblingComes fully assembled for immediate useFive-year warranty. Fire pit guaranteed not to burn through or rust through for five years. Construction Details: Availability: Ships in 1-2 daysColor: Natural Rust PatinaMeasurements: Bowl - 24" dia Safety Ring - 30" diaOverall Height - 16"Weight - 50 lbsMaterials: 16 Gauge Cold Rolled SteelHeat Source: Wood or CharcoalIncluded: Poker, BBQ Grill, Spark Screen, Weather Cover |
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North Carolina State Picnic Backpack $35.23 North Carolina State Picnic Backpack The unique and innovative Zuma Insulated Backpack is perfect for any outdoor activity. This insulated bag is divided into two sections: the top mesh section (with drawstring closure) is designed to hold clothing, towels, etc. The bottom section is an insulated cooler (featuring ThermoGuard) that keeps food hot or cold for hours. This cooler section has a heat-sealed waterproof lining to eliminate leaks. The Zuma Insulated Backpack also has one large zippered pocket which keeps your essentials/valuables at hand. Stylish, light-weight and functional, the Zuma from Picnic Time is terrific for day trips, hiking, the beach, sporting events, and fishing. Makes an excellent gift item. |
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ZAGGskins (North Carolina A&T Color) $19.99 ZAGGskins (North Carolina A&T Color) |
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ZAGGskins (North Carolina A&T Field) $19.99 ZAGGskins (North Carolina A&T Field) |
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ZAGGskins (North Carolina A&T Pennant) $19.99 ZAGGskins (North Carolina A&T Pennant) |
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ZAGGskins (North Carolina A&T Stainless) $19.99 ZAGGskins (North Carolina A&T Stainless) |
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North Carolina Tar Heels Inner Tube $21.96 North Carolina Tar Heels Inner Tube This licensed team logo swim ring is a hot, new item that is sure to keep you cool in the pool, lake, or at the beach. Made of tough .25mm polyvinyl, our 36� swim ring is sure to last. The swim ring features the uniform stripe and official team logo that is silk screened on both sides. This item is great for rest or play. What better way to hang out by the pool, in the lake, or at the beach while showing your team spirit. |
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North Carolina State Wolfpack Eclipse $74.98 North Carolina State Wolfpack Eclipse North Carolina State Wolfpack Eclipse |
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North Carolina At Wilmington, University Of Eclipse $74.98 North Carolina At Wilmington, University Of Eclipse North Carolina At Wilmington, University Of Eclipse |
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Gameday Cookie Jar-North Carolina $55 Gameday Cookie Jar-North Carolina Gameday Cookie Jar-North Carolina |
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Gameday Pitcher-North Carolina St $45 Gameday Pitcher-North Carolina St Gameday Pitcher-North Carolina St |
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LED Book Lights-North Carolina $14.99 LED Book Lights-North Carolina LED Book Lights-North Carolina |
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Flocked Door Mat-North Carolina $29.99 Flocked Door Mat-North Carolina Flocked Door Mat-North Carolina |
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22 in Printed Mirror-North Carolina $50 22 in Printed Mirror-North Carolina 22 in Printed Mirror-North Carolina |
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LED Desk Lamp-North Carolina $17.5 LED Desk Lamp-North Carolina LED Desk Lamp-North Carolina |
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Chrome Clock-North Carolina St $24.99 Chrome Clock-North Carolina St Chrome Clock-North Carolina St |
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North Carolina Tarheels Schlage Key $8.95 North Carolina Tarheels Schlage Key North Carolina Tarheels Schlage Key |
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North Carolina Olde World Wreath $29.7 North Carolina Olde World Wreath North Carolina Olde World Wreath |
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North Carolina Knit Sweater Ornament $14.4 North Carolina Knit Sweater Ornament North Carolina Knit Sweater Ornament |
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Moon Spotlight North Carolina Coast $5.09 Moon Spotlight North Carolina Coast |
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An Independent Spirit - The Tale Of Betsy Dowdy And Black Bess $3.2 Chapter Book - Recommended Reader Age - 10-12 to AdultIn her historical fiction book, An Independent Spirit: The Tale of Betsy Dowdy and Black Bess, author Donna Campbell Smith recreates fourteen-year-old Betsy Dowdy's all-night ride for freedom during the American Revolutionary War and reminds young readers that one person's self-determination can change the course of history.Betsy and her parents live on Currituck Banks, an isolated community on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Betsy's mother is intent on sending her to the city of Edenton to learn proper etiquette and find a good husband, but Betsy has other ideas. She would much rather be riding her wild pony, Black Bess, and enjoying the independence she feels when she and Bess are galloping down the beach. At her family's annual oyster roast, Betsy hears folks talking about conflict in Boston between Britain's King George and the colonists. Betsy isn't worried, though, because Boston is far away from the Outer Banks. Soon after, Betsy's mother sends her to Edenton, to live with her Aunt Frances and learn how to "behave like a lady." There, she is introduced to foxhunts, hoop skirts, Christmas balls, and promising young men. Meanwhile, the war is moving closer to home than Betsy could have ever imagined. When Betsy returns from Edenton, word comes that Virginia's governor, Loyalist Lord Dunmore and his British soldiers are moving towards Currituck Banks, burning houses and killing livestock. Suddenly, Betsy's family, her home, and her beloved Black Bess are in grave danger. Betsy decides she must do something. In a daring all-night ride, she and Black Bess race over fifty miles to warn Patriot General Skinner of the coming attack. |
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Coastal Virginia: Hampton Roads, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth & Virginia Beach $8.99 The Coastal Plain includes the increasingly metropolitan area of Hampton Roads, the two counties on the Delmarva Peninsula known as the Eastern Shore, and the rural counties that make up the Chesapeake Bay region. The coastal plain extends inland for about 100 miles to a line that runs north and south from Arlington through Richmond, and down to Emporia in Brunswick county on the North Carolina border. In places, the great plain, slashed from east to west into three peninsulas by the Potomac, the Rappahannock, the York, and the James rivers, remains swampy, undeveloped wetlands. Typical of this is the 750-square-mile Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Area south of Suffolk and Chesapeake in the extreme southeastern corner of the state. This guide tell you what to see, how to get around, where to stay and eat -- all you need to know. "An excellent destination guide."-- The Bookwatch. "Chock-full of attractions town by town; thoroughly interesting. Excellent detail; this excellent guide will take good care of you." -- Bon Voyage. "As a native Virginian, I don't know why it took me so long to discover this book. It's a great reference to have for both residents and visitors. I spent the first two hours just looking up points of interest and trivia about the Old Dominion. Virginia has so many historical sites that touring the state is like taking a class on the formation of America. A tourist can visit Revolutionary War Sites, Civil War Battlefields, scenic old towns, and the beautifully restored great houses, like Mount Vernon in Alexandria , Monticello in Charlottesville, Oatlands Plantation in Leesburg and, of course, the James River Plantations. Williamsburg is a must-see for everyone. This book's Introduction gives a little background of Virginia and some general history. The handbook is then divided into the five regional areas of the state. They are the Northern, Central, Coastal Plain, Southwest and the Shenandoah Valley. Within these divisions |
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Natural Disasters In Washington, D.C. $14.14 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Effects of Hurricane Isabel in Maryland and Washington, D.c., First North American Blizzard of 2010, 1993 Storm of the Century, North American Blizzard of 2009, Mid-Atlantic United States Flood of 2006, Second North American Blizzard of 2010, 1933 Chesapeake-potomac Hurricane, Great Blizzard of 1888, Knickerbocker Storm, January 1961 Nor'easter, Ice Storm of January 1999. Excerpt: Other wikis The effects of Hurricane Isabel in Maryland and Washington, D.C., were among the most damaging from a tropical cyclone in the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area, United States. Hurricane Isabel formed from a tropical wave on September 6, 2003, in the tropical Atlantic Ocean. It moved northwestward, and within an environment of light wind shear and warm waters, it steadily strengthened to reach peak winds of 165 mph (265 km/h) on September 11. After fluctuating in intensity for four days, Isabel gradually weakened and made landfall on the Outer Banks of North Carolina with winds of 105 mph (165 km/h) on September 18. It quickly weakened over land and became extratropical over western Pennsylvania the next day. On September 19, Tropical Storm Isabel passed through extreme western Maryland, though its large circulation produced tropical storm force winds throughout the state. About 1.24 million people lost power throughout the state. The worst of its effects came from its storm surge, which inundated areas along the coast and resulted in severe beach erosion. In Eastern Maryland, hundreds of buildings were damaged or destroyed, primarily in Queen Anne's County from tidal flooding. Thousands of houses were affected in Central Maryland, with severe storm surge flooding reported in Baltimore and Annapolis. Washington, D.C., sustained moderate damage, pri... More: |