All the proceeds made at this cool shop benefit the Corolla Wild Horse Fund, the non-profit group that protects and cares for the northern beaches’ herd of wild Colonial Spanish Mustangs. Both Wild Horse Museum shops (1129 Corolla Village Road in Corolla and 1177 Duck Road, Scarborough Faire in Duck) feature everything for any age of horse lover. The shop staff can fill you in on the horse tours they offer and the mission of the Wild Horse Fund. Stop in, get educated, go horse crazy and help support a worthy cause! Shop for the official Corolla Wild Horse Fund calendar, local and California wines; etched wine glasses; pottery by local and American craftsman; dream catcher jars, horses, and coasters; note pads; horsehair bracelets;  earrings; sea glass jewelry; pashminas; key chains; plush horses; puzzles; tote bags; “Saving the Horses of Kings,” (the only book written exclusively about the wild horses of Corolla);  koozies;  hoodies; a wild horse documentary on DVD; long and short sleeve T-shirts;  pillows; switch plates; night lights; postcards; Breyer horses; necklaces; zippered and crew neck sweat shirts; horse books; matted photographs; cards; and so much more! The Corolla Wild Horse Museum Store is open year round and the Duck store is seasonal. Call for hours.


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Fishing on the Outer Banks

Fishing on the Outer Banks

Long before the summer vacationing families discovered the Outer Banks as a hot tourist destination, fishermen from across the country flocked to coastal North Carolina. With no roads to navigate, and no vacation homes to stay in, anglers would brave the makeshift sandy paths that ran along thebeaches, and would set up makeshift campsites whenever there was protection from the wind and waves. They went through great efforts to visit the Outer Banks for one reason: Exceptional fishing.