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Posted by: Peter Ritchie from: Oriental, NC Phone: 252-675-8548 | |
Announcing: Free CD's | |
Cleaning out the attic...100 or so CD's, music from the 70's, must go. Call Peter @ 675-8548. | |
Posted by: Rick Higgens from: Durham, NC Phone: 919-696-4227 | |
For Sale: Kayak / canoe / dinghy trailer, 2 Folding Bikes & deck bench seats kit | |
We are selling some items we no longer use. We are part timers in Oriental so we'll have to set up a time to come see the items. I have a kayak or canoe trailer (could also be used for dinghy's), it will fit 2 kayaks side by side. It has a really long tongue bar for hauling long lengths and it's light enough to roll around 1 handed. BUT, it's never been registered or titled. I use it local when I want to paddle around the area. There's a process to get it registered but I never bothered. Just replaced one wheel/tire. $250
I have 2 folding bikes with carry bags. Both are 6 speeds, Silver bike is fairly new and is $100, red bike is $80. These are not super high tech, feather light bikes but are clean and working fine. I also have 12 deck bench seat frames. Made by Dekmate, you just add 2x4s for nice deck seating. 12 of these frames will do 24' of benches on the perimeter of your deck or wooden dock (which was my plan). These are all new with all hardware. These sell for $34 a pair on Amazon (look up dekmate bench bracket) so over $200 for 12. Take them all for $50 Look at my Craigslist listing for photos of all items. https://eastnc.craigslist.org/fuo/d/oriental-folding-bikes-pair-of-folding/7262559911.html, or just text me and I can send you photos. I am in Oriental for the next few days (1/15-17), contact Rick Higgens 919-696-4227 or rlhiggens@gmail.com. |
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Posted by: Benjamin Casey from: Arapahoe, NC Phone: 252-675-1230 | |
For Sale: Sound People ... just released | |
![]() Growing up in eastern North Carolina, author Casey developed a passion for the less visited parts of the NC coast. With degrees from both Atlantic Christian College (Barton College) & Duke University, initially a high school & college level educator, photojournalism called, and his career includes stints as a newspaper reporter & editor, columnist and photojournalist. From NC First Lady, Kristen Cooper, "The evocative pictures and the rich stories that are shared from the hearts of those who live there will draw you in and make you feel at home, even if you have never had the joy of visiting these wonderful places." Ben Casey says, "Between the lines, beyond entertaining and/or reflective anecdotes and photos, the narratives invite an intellectual examination of motives driving change or eradication of centuries-old traditions, values, and occupations." From Barbara Valentine, widow of the late Congressman Tim Valentine, "Deserving of a wide audience, Ben Casey has given us a heartfelt book with a wonderful humanity to it. These are not just stories based on recollections of Core Sound people, but an insight into the lives of these courageous people as they try to retain their cultural identity. Barbara Reynolds Valentine Board of Directors: NC Coastal Heritage Association Member: Tryon Palace Commission" Order the book Online 200 pages, 175 photos, a hybrid of coffee table photo-essay and an intellectual read, coresoundpeople.com. |
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