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Why Is It Called Nags Head? [Solved]
It was so named, according to legend, because unscrupulous shipwreckers tied lanterns to the necks of ponies (“nags”) and marched them along the high dunes to simulate the lights of boats at anchor—a ruse that tricked captains into running their ships aground on the shoals, where their cargo was seized.
The Outer Banks - The Don’ts of OBX, North Carolina
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Outer Banks: The Graveyard of the Atlantic
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Only Fools & Horses pub The Nags Head recreated
Gwyneth Strong, who played Rodney’s wife Cassandra in Only Fools And Horses, raises a toast to the 40th anniversary of the …
