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07/26/2013
Great picture of Carolina Beach. I lived at Carolina Beach for three summers. I was MC for the dance band at the Ocean Plaza Ballroom. My best friends were the Britt family who oned the Britts Donot Shop.I could tell you some great stories,but I will not.The beach today is not like it was back then. Great memories.
07/28/2013
Love the pic. How do I get a copy?
07/29/2013
Had my first Britt’s doughnut this weekend — gooooood!
08/02/2013
Good ole Carolina Beach. We had a string of summer vacations going there in the early to mid sixties. The photo reminds me of the penny arcade, the battleship, sunburns, unsuccessful attempts at offshore fishing due to sea sickness and the Fort Fisher Hermit. I couldn’t figure out why a man in his sixties would walk away from his life and start a new one on the coast in a concrete bunker. Well, at 62 now I’m beginning to see why:)