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Exploring North Carolina in the Fall with the Kids

Example of Seagrove Pottery
Many newcomers ask me about things to do in North Carolina. My family just loves this daytrip from the Triangle. Take a leisurely drive to Asheboro so the kids can go to the Zoo. The Polar Bears are a big draw. After the zoo mosey over the Seagrove, North Carolina a short 5 minute drive away. There are over 50 potters in this area that sell their wares directly to the public. This is a link to the Seagrove Area Potters Association Polar Bears at the Asheboro Zoo

Last, if you're really ambitious, head over to the Richard Petty Museum which is also in the area. If you're in to race cars your family will love this stop.

Email me at Tracy@TracySantrock.com if you need directions.

Posted by Tracy Santrock-Cary NC Real Estate Realtor on 10/22/2006 11:03 AM

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6 Comments on Exploring North Carolina in the Fall with the Kids

OCT

2006

What a great idea Tracy. I'll have to try this out with my family. They would love to check out the fall leaves and the zoo all in one day!!

Richard Petty and Pottery?

What an interesting combo!! I'll check it out!

I just love Seagrove!! What a hidden treasure. Thanks for sharing.

OCT

2007

This drive is timeless. Now that the weather has cooled of a bit it's a great opportunity for this priceless retreat.

OCT

2007

Thanks for the reminder, Tracy. After our leaves are gone, this would be a good reason to come down off the mountain! Also Morrow Mountain State Park is nearby and great for camping or hiking.

NOV

2007

It's one of my favorite daytrips.

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