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Hi all! My family is going in 2 weeks to stay a week and a half in the OBX!!!!! I'm very much looking forward to it!

I thought I would put a request out to see if anyone had traveled there and if anyoone had any suggestions of where I could eat safely while there!!!!!! I'm going to continue my search, but first hand experiences seem more valuable!

Thanks all!!!

Lollie


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Where is that, exactly? I googled it and a nudist resort came up...which would be fun as well, just harder to concentrate on what you can and cannot eat... ;)

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Or maybe you'll realize you should be eating less (or more!). :lol:

Lollie Enthusiast

Thanks for the chuckle!!!!!! :D:blink::D:blink::D

The OBX is in North Carolina! It's really The Outer Banks. Its so beautiful! But I haven't seen any nudist there. Not saying its not possible, but really not the "family" type experience we're going for!

Lollie

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