Tell me some interesting stories from senior week in Ocean City.

Well, in another senior week horror story, some students went on a camping trip. They set up their tents near a river. In the middle of the night, it started to rain heavily and the river flooded. Their tents were quickly surrounded by water and they had to scramble in the dark to get to higher ground. It was a terrifying experience as they were worried about being swept away.

One must - do is to take a long walk along the boardwalk. You can enjoy the ocean view, stop at the various shops, and maybe even get some funnel cake. It's a classic Ocean City experience.

Well, there might have been pirates who used the coves around Ocean City, MD as hiding places. They would lurk there, waiting for merchant ships to pass by. These pirates were often very clever at disguising their ships to look like normal vessels until it was too late for the merchants. And they would then raid the ships for valuable goods like silk, spices, and silver.

Another spooky tale involves a beach house. The owners of the beach house have often heard unexplained knocking on the doors and windows at midnight. They also noticed objects moving on their own. It's rumored that a previous owner who had a deep emotional attachment to the house couldn't let go even after death and is now haunting it.

Well, during Beach Week in Ocean City, I had an amazing time surfing. The waves were just perfect that day. I rented a surfboard and spent hours in the water. It was so much fun trying to catch the biggest waves. And when I finally managed to ride a really big one all the way to the shore, it felt like a huge accomplishment.

One crime story from Ocean City, Maryland could be about a series of burglaries that happened along the beachfront. Thieves targeted vacation homes when the owners were out enjoying the beach. They would break in through unlocked doors or windows and steal valuable items like electronics and jewelry.

In some of the older buildings in Ocean City, there are tales of phantom children. Workers and visitors alike have heard the sound of children laughing and running around when there were no kids actually present. It could be the spirits of children who used to live in the area a long time ago, perhaps playing the same games they did when they were alive.

One popular Ocean City MD ghost story is about the ghost of a fisherman. Legend has it that he drowned at sea and his spirit haunts the docks. People claim to have seen a shadowy figure late at night, still wearing his old fishing gear, walking along the piers as if he's looking for his boat.

One ocean ghost story is about the Flying Dutchman. It's a phantom ship doomed to sail the seas forever. Sailors claim to have seen it, a spectral vessel with tattered sails. Legend has it that seeing the Flying Dutchman is an omen of bad luck and doom. Another is the story of mermaids that turn into malevolent spirits at night, luring sailors to their deaths with their enchanting songs.

I heard a story about a group of friends who found a hidden cove during Beach Week in Ocean City. They were exploring the beach and stumbled upon this small cove that was filled with unique sea creatures and beautiful, untouched rocks. They spent the whole day there, just observing nature.