North Carolina has bustling big cities and beautiful stretches of wide-open spaces for miles and miles. Of course, beautiful scenery is always right around the corner – but some prefer to really be in the middle of the scenery, away from it all. Rural North Carolina is beautiful place to live – trust me, I have personal ties to the area. There’s no other place I’d want to grow up. My first article seemed to touch a lot of people who had the same experiences as I did, so why not do a second to prove just how beautiful our ‘country way of living’ really is?
- A serene summer sunset at White Lake.
Jamie Corbett
- A snowy Pilot Mountain scene. Breathtaking!
Anita L Bulin
- The Wild Mustangs of Carova prancing in the snow. Now that’s magic!
Carey Plemmons
- An enchanting sunset over Edenton Bay.
Jeff Knox
- Backcountry Blue Ridge really is a little slice of heaven.
Riding the backroads with camera in hand.
- Boats in a row at Calabash. Magical!
Mark D Head
- When every sunset is this breathtaking, why be anywhere else?
Dwayne Schmidt
- A perfect bench to catch a sunset or even sit for a bit in Atlantic Beach.
Eric Loy Photography
- A quintessential Calabash scene.
Mark’s Images. The World Through My Eyes
- Hope the horse in Banner Elk.
Sallie J. Woodring
- Glassy waters and magic in the sky at Holden Beach.
Terrah Hewett
- A magical Banner Elk sunrise.
Sallie J. Woodring
These stunning scenes are all proof that rural North Carolina is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Do you have any pictures of your own North Carolina countryside paradise? Share them on our Facebook page!
Jamie Corbett
Anita L Bulin
Carey Plemmons
Jeff Knox
Riding the backroads with camera in hand.
Mark D Head
Dwayne Schmidt
Eric Loy Photography
Mark’s Images. The World Through My Eyes
Sallie J. Woodring
Terrah Hewett
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