Nags Head, North Carolina (English Wikipedia)

Renouf, Norman; Renouf, Kathy (1999). The Carolinas & the Georgia Coast. Hunter Publishing, Inc. p. 229. ISBN 978-1-55650-854-7. Legend has it that "wrecking" was a popular pastime and source of income for the early inhabitants. It seems that certain ne'r-do-wells would tie lanterns to their horses' necks [...]

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