Isolated Cape Hatteras Shifting Sande Breeding Ground
The Charlotte Observer describes Cape Hatteras as a shifting, isolated Cape where birds breed on sound inlets and sands. It notes limited access, wrecks inland, increasing bird populations under protective laws, and two skiff sailing practices ballast shifting and nodding used by crews to speed sailing.
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United States
Cape Hatteras
Cape Henry
Jamlico Sound
Charlotte Observer
Stone turn reveals hidden life in grass field
A curious inspection of a flat field stone unveils a hidden, crowded life beneath the grass. As light exposes the tiny creatures, they scatter rapidly into underground retreats, leaving the ground to reclaim its calm and new growth to resume next year. The passage ends with fragmented notes on the Vanderbilt fortune and family holdings.
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Lervae
Holmes
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Academy of Tit Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand
Indiana
Sisters of St. Beneatet
Board of Education
State of
Academy
of the Immaculate Conception
Mathias Olinger
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
Huntingburg
Ind
Cumberland Celephone & Celegraph Cx. Incorporated
G.G. Metzger
Trave
Heras
Ine
Never Fail Co
THE
Ferdinand News
Dubois County
Jeweler
First National Bank Building
Toe
Bartley Bros
Edward Halbleib
Sebastian Schreiner
Maria Droll
Clemence Hilmes
Helena Reinacker
Wilhelmina Linder
Elisabeth Dilger
L. Schlachter
L Schlachter
Ae J
Paul Schreiner
Ferdinand Township
Mary Lindenechmidt
Honey B
Trustes
Ferdinand, Ind
Reckelhoff & Millurs Spore
Vanderbilt
United
William Vanderbilt
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