Bud Pitzer briefs volunteers and honneowners during the Homes
Tour practice run. Thanls to the generosity of homeowners for
opening their homes and volunteers for giving their time to act as
guides, the first-ever Homes Tour went off without a hitch.
—Photos by Dan Law
An evening at the NC Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. Left to right: The chow hne never shortened all night as attendees enjoyed c
the aquarium, but all “roads" led to the Tidal Gallery for the silent auction and to the live auction in the Big Rock Theater. It was a f
The bike ride was started by Mayor Ken Jones with a bugle salute and led through the streets
by Bill Keefe and James Halterman on their decorated motorcycles. Participants were able to
choose to do a 5k or 10k ride.
Starbucks not only brought the morning coffee bu
entered the kayak race for the first time. Tom Del£
(yellow shirt) says their team will be a part of this
years to come.
The U.S. Coast Guard provided an Honor Guard
to begin the day’s activities on Saturday. On hand
were FN Derrick Ibarra, YN2 Jennifer Hassan,
SK1 Ahmad Hassan and YN3 Crystal Walker.
Winner of the Men’s 22 to 64 category, Ray BoW'
City was the first into the canals and never looke
won the race the last three years.—Photo by Teresa
Warrior Winner James Castellow (left), pictured
with his son, Brighton, his mother-in-law, Sally
Carbrey, and Justein Henry of Hope for the
Warriors® in Jacksonville, NC,
—Photo by Teresa Stanton-Law
Haley Moccia of Pine Knoll Shores (left, wearing blue vest and headband) won the Women’s 21
and Under category, beating her mother’s time by 20 seconds.—Photo by Teresa star^ton-Law
This Chinese Dragon Boat, bui
(on the left) and Bill and Tina ^
won the family fun race and
Knoll Shores Rubber Duck
by Emma Bradley and Andy
assistance of several dance instil
Dance Studio'
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