Topsail Beach is the smallest of three cities on the 26-mile-long island of Topsail off the North Carolina coast. The town has about 500 year-round residents. During summer weekends, 10,000 to 15,000 people visit the island. Even with the influx of tourism, the town is still fairly secluded on weekdays. Here you will get a good picture of what beaches were like before they became tourist attractions.
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Topsail beach has miles of unspoiled and uncrowded beach. Walking, jogging or bicycling along the beach without a distraction other than the waves is soothing emotionally as well as being a great physical health benefit.

Surfing is a popular activity at Topsail Beach. Lessons are available, and surfboards can be rented from outfitters in the summer season. Wind surfing is also available. Lessons are available and advisable for anyone not familiar with the sport.

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It’s called pottery. Some of you still use some of these products – everything isn’t made of plastic – yet. And, I for one, hope that day never comes.

So, my pitch is for as many of you that can – go to this event, spend lots of money and if you can’t go – bid by phone. If you can’t afford to do either, see if you can become a member. And, if you’re one of those folks with the bothersome problem of having so much money you just can’t think of enough ways to reduce your tax burden – write the NC Pottery Center a big check and if that doesn’t help your situation out enough – write one to Carolina Arts too. We’re here to help you good folks.

One final note – you can preview the auction offerings on Friday, Apr. 23, 2010, from 10am -5pm and Sunday, Apr. 25, 2010, before the auction starts.

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