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The Black Dog of Bouley Bay (Article)

Jersey Heritage

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A short collection of Channel Islands folklore from Jersey Heritage covering the Black Dog of Bouley Bay, the Ghostly Bride, Witches Rock, and the dragon of La Hougue Bie.

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