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It’s Advent Sunday no. 2 and time for one of the titans of East Anglian folklore - Black Shuck himself! The phantom devil hound bounds about the countryside, terrifying all who see him with his slavering jaws and blazing eyes. And what of Shuck’s smaller and more mournful relative, the Shug Monkey? We shall hear about him too.
Image of Blythburgh church door from Spencer Means on Flickr. Used under terms of Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic license CC BY-SA 2.0 Deed.
By Ruth McPheeIt’s Advent Sunday no. 2 and time for one of the titans of East Anglian folklore - Black Shuck himself! The phantom devil hound bounds about the countryside, terrifying all who see him with his slavering jaws and blazing eyes. And what of Shuck’s smaller and more mournful relative, the Shug Monkey? We shall hear about him too.
Image of Blythburgh church door from Spencer Means on Flickr. Used under terms of Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic license CC BY-SA 2.0 Deed.

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