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Fairy Tales with Granny MacDuff

The Little Pirate Crab | Part 1

Fairy Tales with Granny MacDuff

Little Ears Media

Stories For Kids, Kids & Family

4.4788 Ratings

🗓️ 22 August 2022

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

When Crawford the Little Pirate Crab accidentally reveals the location of the Pirates’ treasure, they must sail hard and fast to beat the rabble-rousers of the sea, The Seagulls, to Turtle Island where it has been hidden for generations. According to Turtle legend the one true crab will help rid them of The Seagulls once and for all! Is Crawford the Crab of legend?

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0:00.0

Did you know Granny McDuff now has a Patreon?

0:04.0

You can get all episodes ad-free, games, puzzles, calendars, and more.

0:10.0

You can even get discounts off Granny merch.

0:12.0

Sign up now on Patreon.

0:14.0

Go to Granny Macduff-E-N-T.com for more information. Good evening, children.

0:27.5

It's Granny Maduff, ready with a story.

0:30.4

So make yourselves comfy, and I'll begin.

0:35.6

Tonight, children, this will be the first part of an epic tale.

0:41.4

You'll need to listen in again next week to hear what happens next and how the story ends.

0:51.7

Once upon a time, there lived a little pirate crab called Crawford.

0:57.9

His father was the kind but fearsome pirate, Captain Craby.

1:03.8

His ship was called the Wandering Barnacle.

1:08.2

This was because Captain Craby did not have a parrot, but instead he had a beloved barnacle called Barlow.

1:15.6

Captain Craby also had a wooden leg.

1:19.6

He had fought once with an errant lobster and lost it at sea.

1:24.6

Crawford, Captain Craby and their entire crew were Peaky-toe crabs, and thus they called themselves.

1:35.1

The Peaky Pirates!

1:38.1

The Peaky Pirates had a long-standing relationship with the turtles of Shell Island.

1:43.8

It was a beautiful and peaceful

1:46.7

place where all turtles lived no matter whether on land or sea. The crabs would hide their

1:53.5

treasure on the island and the turtles would protect it and make sure it was always safe. It

1:59.5

went on for generations just this way.

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