Over the past weekend I searched tirelessly for clues that might solve the mystery of the Lost Colony of Roanoke. I’m pleased to say that I am once again successful. Honestly, if people would just put me on the case they could saved themselves centuries of doubt.
The first place we looked was Jockey’s Ridge State Park, home to one hang gliding school and one giant sand dune. The signs all said it was easy to get lost there, so I figured the colonists could easily be wandering around in the sand.
It was kind of like that time we went to White Sands. You know, except not HORRIBLE. JOSH. Sorry, I’m still maybe not over the whole losing my keys incident.
My first idea was to follow some tracks in the sand:
Steven, naturally, was skeptical.
So I once again had to encourage him onward.
When we got to the top of the giant sand dune, it was really quite windy.
Everyone knows colonists are afraid of wind.
BUT THEN, in the distance:
CASE CLOSED. At the first place I looked. Seriously, I am ace at this solving historical mysteries thing. Look out, Stonehenge, you’re next.
To celebrate, we climbed this lighthouse:
“He’s got the urge to Herbal! On Currituck Lighthouse!” That is definitely going to be Herbal Essences new slogan. Just you wait.
Why yes, I DO have the urge to Herbal!
Black Cat coughed up a Herbal in the workshop just the other day.
Love the Pictures and Uncle Bill’s comment.
Glad to see the pic’s. So you found the colonists,great! The question is, do they have the proper documentation?