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And now for the show.

Hello. Hello. I'm listening to Scary Stories from Camp Roanoke. My name is Katie Wiggins.

I'm Morgan Driscoe. And we are going to tell you true scary stories. That's our thing. That's our bag.

So I decided to do something special for my

birthday episode. So we're going to do haunted chips. Yo ho ho and a bottle of ghosts. So not just any

haunted ships, not just like the boring haunted hitships you always hear about. I'm doing fun,

interesting, weird haunted ships.

Uh, out from my widow's walk because I don't actually like being on a boat.

Same.

I am a landlubber, as they say.

But I do love, you know, the, the shanties and theies and the sea doggery of it all.

I love the concept of a boat.

Yeah, the concept is really good.

The reality is often sunburned and slowly churning, nauseous, and my aunt and uncle in a bag of plums and cheese and someone forcing me into a long

sleeve button down because they're trying to protect me from the sun even though it looks

terrible and I want to go home.

So we're not going to engage with that.

Instead we're going to engage with that. Instead, we're going to engage with cute, whistling, sea shit.

So I used the documentary Haunted History, the television show Haunted History, which is like my favorite show.

It was on in the 90s and early 2000s, and then this episode is called Haunted Ships.

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