Over the years Ocean City has changed in so many ways. The thing I miss the most is ____________.
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when people didnt come. those were the days!
ReplyDeleteI miss when they turned the stop lights off during the off season.
ReplyDeletePolite people on the beach and boardwalk.
ReplyDeleteBeing able to go there for the weekend. Who can afford to pay those rates they charge at the hotels.
ReplyDeletenothing.
ReplyDeleteLess buildings and less people. I seldom go to the beach anymore except in the off season. And then to Assateague.
ReplyDeleteThe old City Lunch restaurant on the corner of Baltimore and Wicomico.
ReplyDeletesand dunes
ReplyDeleteanonymous 12:33, I'm with you on that one. I used to live on 54th street and winter was the most peaceful time there. The off season restaurant specials were always the bomb! $ .95 cent gas on the water for the boat and wave runner. Special place, special memories.
ReplyDeleteThis really sounds corny,but I miss the laughing lady.We would deposit a coin and she would laugh maniacally for 5 minutes or so.
ReplyDeleteCamping on the Beach.
ReplyDeletebonfires without having to get a permit
ReplyDeleteMayor Kelly and 1 dollar a day bus fare.
ReplyDeleteCompare the price of fuel when Kelly ran the town to what it is now. It makes the $3 all day bus fair a real bargain. The ironic thing is that, even though it's cheap to move around town on the bus, there are far fewer places to go for good food or entertainment at a reasonable price. If OC were smart, they would realize that the commercial establishments are the engine that drives the economic machine. They do have some swell parking meters though.
ReplyDeleteMy virginity
ReplyDeleteWhen it (Ocean City) was our own little resort here on the Eastern Shore. Before all of "those" people come here and ruined it for all of us.
ReplyDeleteWeitzel's restaurant on 51st street...great family place with awesome chicken salad, fried chicken and crab soup. They served breakfast, lunch and dinner. Pretty much everthing on the menu was great. The restaurant was spotless and the service so friendly.
ReplyDeleteSunday evenings in the summer when the Boardwalk was not insanely packed everyone was catching their breath before the next wave of week long tourist stays started on Monday
ReplyDeletemiss the "open, empty" beaches for stretches at a time. miss the "less traveled" boardwalk. miss the "family friendly" atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteonly go in off season and not very often then.
Slide and Rat 65th street bayside. Good old fashioned family fun at reasonable prices.
ReplyDeletethe frank zappa sitting on the toilet poster over the head shops next to thrashers on the boardwalk. also playland amusement park on 65th street
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