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Bob D Photography

The Last Fishing Pier at Atlantic Beach, North Carolina. The Oceanana pier is seen in this fine art photograph.

Prints, posters and more available at bob-decker.pixels.com/featured

Waves wash up, then recede from the sand along Atlantic Beach. A wooden fishing pier reaches out towards the horizon from the upper right-hand corner. The sand, strewn with small shells, is seen along the bottom edge of the image. The movement of water is depicted by the creamy blur or the water as it returns to the sea.
#AYearForArt#ArtMatters#FishingPier
Jan 10, 2023, 06:09 PM·Public
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Alchemist

@BobD I grew up in that area and I remember Several Piers between Carolina Beach all the way up to Atlantic Beach. I took a nasty "face plant" surfing near that pier as a teen.

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Bob D Photography

@Alchemist_Final They're disappearing quickly. In Carteret county only Oceanana at Atlantic Beach and Bogue Inlet Pier at Emerald Isle remain.

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Alchemist

@BobD I remember going to all at one time or another. The Iron Steamer was very interesting.

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@Alchemist_Final the pier is gone, turned into a beach access area between condos. Of course the old steamer still sits out in the surf.

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Alchemist

@BobD It Figures. Carteret County has turned into a big tourist trap. There was nothing in Beaufort and barely anything in Morehead in the1970s. Now it's wall to wall people.

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GATEKEEPER

@BobD
Atlantic Beach is heaven on the East Coast.

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