Conditions of Identity

Unified being
Essentially distinct
Awareness agency

Personal identity over time can occasionally manifest across physical domains. Under certain requisites, knowledge of the self augments as an apparent reverse projection of an opaque object blocking radiation.

“I do not depart here from my lifelong conviction that art is miraculously precise and communicative in its own domain of fused spirit and sensation.” – Jacques Barzun

Transfiguration

Change in form
Momentum rate
Velocity vector

An aesthetic attitude towards the world of phenomenal experience informs a poetic conception of appearance as a complex field consisting of a number of interdependent factors.

“Art and composition tolerate no conventional fetters: mind and soul soar above them.” – Joseph Haydn

Shore Stabilization

Condition response
Geologic transgression
Fluctuating infrastructure

The false impression of stability has little effect on sea encroachment. Obviously certain environmental circumstances are extremely dynamic.

“ The barrier islands undergo continual change in position. Because oceanic overwash plays an essential role in this process, an unbalanced situation is developing wherever artificial barrier dunes have been built.” – Robert Dolan

Cyclical Pursuit

Optimal distances
Conveyance means
Sustained physical exercise

There’s a great deal of thematic poetry ensconced within the common occurrences of daily life, offering profound realizations of the significance of being. Continuous motional observations plunge the self deeply into possibility relations.

“The bicycle might just be the greatest of all inventions. It empowers the human machine, and with no input beyond perhaps a trendy isotonic health drink in a brightly colored bottle at an inflated price.” – James May

Now Leasing

Value experience
Emphasis label
As such

It is certainly nice to be informed that a contractual arrangement is currently in effect. Would you like to know more?

“Without inner participation of some sort and to some degree, experience is meaningless.” – Max Schoen

Currituck Sound

Coastal landforms
Distinct features
Quite shallow

Considered an estuary, the average depth of the Outer Banks sound system is just three feet, with an occasional deeper recess. Sandwiched between landforms and sheltered from the open ocean and its turbulence, the water surface is relatively calm.

“The Currituck Sound is a nature lover’s playground, offering ample access to wide open spaces of shallow, easy to navigate open water, dense thickets of maritime forest, and small, marshy islands that are covered in wildlife.” – Travis

Path to the Beach

Maritime forest
Integrated native
Plant landscape

The Outer Banks shoreline estuary forest community supports a great diversity of native vegetation that is salt, sand and wind tolerant. Just like the dynamic barrier island itself, maritime forests are constantly on the move and evolving.

“But there is another side to this strip of sand, another world of beauty and wonder waiting for the slightly adventurous.” – Danielle Fenyak

Component Ingredients

Red shoe barn
Wilken music
Stone laser imaging

Historic downtown offers a plethora of well-maintained vintage buildings containing shops and restaurants rich in vigor and entrepreneurial spirit.

“If you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday.” – Pearl Buck

Within Itself

External raw stuff
Inner life enrichment
Disinterested nourishment

Present in the moment, essence is revealed when distanced from intentional advantage. Disrupting the cognitive map, thinking outside the box is always experimental.

“By standing over the world, questioning it, prying into it, one may discover principles and laws.” – Max Schoen

Sand Fence

Dune fortification
Erosion persists
On the move

Near continuous winds whip over the barrier islands, shifting sand as as natural process of geological progression. Tropical storms and hurricanes accelerate the kinetic processes of beach evolution. There are obvious limits to mankind’s control.

“These beaches were never meant to be static. This is the most dynamic geological process on the planet. It can, and it does, change overnight.” – Danny Couch

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