It was a nice house with plenty of room for all of us to spread out in. It was only one street back from the beach with only a couple of minutes walking distance to the beach access.The beach was beautiful! Plenty of space and the kids could go out pretty far in the ocean and still the water was only at their waist.


The air temp was in the 90's all week but when we were sitting by the ocean it didn't feel that hot. There was always an ocean breeze and the water was quite cool.Zach was loving the space. He could actually run around and we didn't worry about him since it was so uncrowded.



Most days we would stay at the beach till early afternoon then come back and hop in the pool at the house. While the kids were swimming I made them lunch.

Sunday evening we went out to check out the shops nearby and found this:

Paul, Zach and Lauren were the only ones that wanted to do it. You know Zach loved it since it was a car and he thought he was driving.Every morning except one we got up, ate breakfast and headed for the beach. There was never a problem with getting a spot. We usually set up our umbrella behind where high tide would be then bring our chairs and sit at the edge of the surf with beach toys spread in between. The kids loved digging in the sand, the wetter the better.

I took a swimsuit that had a floatie built in for Zach to use at the pool. He was swimming all around the pool with that thing on.

Tuesday evening we went to an all-you-can-eat seafood buffet in Kitty Hawk. We got there later than we wanted to and because of that there was quite a wait. Behind the restaurant though there were different activities set up that you could do to occupy your time. Megan, Zach and Lauren started playing a cornhole game. Can you see how dark the sky looks behind Megan?
Zach did amazingly well, better than I thought he would. I got a kick out of what he said after we got home. He was telling me about something that happened while we were at the beach and he referred to where we stayed as our "other house." I wish!
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