Originally posted by Half Bottle
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Sweetheart, this is a great forum for offbeat eateries....use the search for the areas that you'll be in. I always check it out before I travel 'cause I hate chains, and I love eating local food (although I'm a dead President).
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Looks like Kitty Hawk Kites does run at least some of their hang gliding lessons during the winter. I also see they offer a 2000' tandem lesson as well and a 5000' tandem tow launch. While I enjoyed the lessons, if I were doing it again, I would go for one of the tandem flights -- sounds cool.
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Yes, save your appetite for seafood for the OBX. Make sure you try some Eastern Carolina BBQ while you're in the Raleigh area. It's a most likely a little different than what you might think of as bbq, generaly slow smoked pulled pork, with a light vinager/hot pepper sauce, served on a bun or chopped on a plate.
http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Overview.aspx?RefID=216
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Also, if you've never been hang-gliding, Kitty Hawk is a wonderful place to try it (as long as the weather is decent and the hand-gliding lessons are running in January, both of which may not hold true).
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If you're going to the outerbanks, save your seafood experience until you get there. The fish will not get any fresher!Leave a comment:
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Any Raleigh, NC knower abouters?
Never been before. What's this place like? Where are the good hole in the wall seafood restaraunts? I will have to go to Nags head later on in the week, so I get to see Kitty Hawk
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