Can you share some interesting old house stories?

Sure. There was an old house at the end of my street. People said it was haunted. Once, a group of kids dared each other to go inside at night. They heard strange creaking noises and saw shadows moving on the walls. They ran out as fast as they could, terrified.

Sure. One old interesting story is about King Midas. He was granted a wish that everything he touched would turn to gold. At first, he was delighted, but soon he realized that when he touched his food, it became inedible gold, and when he hugged his daughter, she turned into a golden statue. It taught a valuable lesson about being careful what you wish for.

Sure. There was a dilapidated old cottage. The new owners were on a tight budget but had big dreams. They did a lot of the work themselves, like painting, tiling, and even some basic carpentry. They found affordable ways to update the kitchen and bathroom. Their story shows that with determination and creativity, you can transform an old house without breaking the bank.

Sure. There was an old gilf named Mrs. Thompson. She used to run a small bakery in the town. Every morning, she would wake up early to bake fresh bread and pastries. Her kindness was well - known. She often gave free treats to the kids on their way to school.

Sure. One old Liverpool story is about the Beatles. They started their musical journey right there in Liverpool. The Cavern Club was a very important place for them, where they played many gigs in their early days. It was a small, but very lively place full of music lovers.

Well, there are stories about duppies in old Jamaican folklore. Duppies are spirits. Some stories tell of how people would encounter duppies at night, especially in lonely places like graveyards or deep in the forest. These stories were often used to keep children from wandering off alone at night.

Sure. One well - known old Chinese story is 'The Monkey King'. He is a powerful and mischievous character who goes on adventures with his companions, fighting demons and protecting the Tang Monk on his journey to obtain Buddhist scriptures.

Sure. There was an old truck on my grandpa's farm. It was a rusty red color. That truck had been used for decades to carry hay bales. It had this really loud engine noise that could be heard from far away. One time, when my dad was a kid, he and his brothers decided to take the truck for a joyride in the fields and almost got stuck in a muddy patch. It was a wild adventure for them.

Sure. One old logging story is about the early loggers in the Pacific Northwest. They would use horses to drag huge logs out of the forest. It was a tough job as the terrain was often difficult. Loggers had to brave the elements, from heavy rain to snow. And they formed a unique community, with their own traditions and ways of life.

I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with 'old murdwrdolls stories'. It might be something very specific or perhaps a relatively unknown collection. Maybe it's a local or niche set of stories that haven't gained wide popularity.