Can you share some popular 'big island stories'?

One famous big island ghost story is about the haunted plantation. Workers there have reported seeing the apparition of a former overseer. They say he wanders around at night, still holding the whip he used in life. It's said that his presence is often accompanied by a cold chill in the air.

Sure. There's the story of a gardener named Green. When someone asked him about his new plants, he said 'They're growing greener by the day, it's plant -astic!' Another is about a pizza maker named Pete. When a customer asked if the pizza was fresh, Pete said 'It's pizza -fyingly fresh!'

Sure. One popular story might be about a natural disaster. Big CNN Stories could have reported on how a hurricane affected a coastal area. They would show the destruction, the rescue efforts, and the long - term recovery plans.

Sorry, I don't have enough information to share details of this 'gulla gulla island big story'. It could be something very unique and interesting though.

Facebook also has some great big chop stories. A woman shared how she had always been self - conscious about her hair until she did the big chop. She posted pictures of her transformation over time. Her friends and family commented on how much more confident she looked. This led to more discussions within the Facebook group about the significance of the big chop and how it can be a powerful way to break free from society's beauty norms and embrace one's true self.

A well - known 'big f little m story' could be about a big flower (big f) and a little bee (little m). The little bee visits the big flower to collect nectar. In the process, it pollinates the flower, which helps the flower to reproduce. So, both the big flower and the little bee benefit from their interaction. It's a beautiful example of symbiosis in nature.

Sure. There are stories about the amazing star - gazing opportunities in the park. Because of its relatively remote location and low light pollution, it offers a spectacular view of the night sky. Many visitors have shared their experiences of seeing constellations more clearly than ever before.

In Dead Island, I once saw a player who thought they could use a broom as a weapon against a large zombie. They charged at it, swinging the broom like a madman. The zombie just swatted the broom away and the player ended up running around in circles trying to find another weapon while the zombie chased them. It was a really funny sight.

There are many other great topics like adventure stories on the island, cultural experiences on islands, which are more suitable for discussion.

One famous Long Island story is about the Gold Coast mansions. These grand estates were built by wealthy families in the early 20th century. They were symbols of opulence and power. For example, the Vanderbilt Estate. It had sprawling gardens, huge ballrooms, and was a place for lavish parties. Another story could be related to the Long Island wineries. Over time, they have become quite renowned, and their growth story is interesting, starting from small family - run operations to larger, well - known vineyards that attract wine lovers from all over.