The Supernatural Shore: superstitious seafarers

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The Supernatural Shore: superstitious seafarers

21st March 2021

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Storyteller Rowan Morrison explores the folktales and folklore of superstitious seafarers – and tells the story of the Sailor’s Ghost.

Part of the Big Scottish Story Ripple Scottish International Storytelling Festival

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