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Santa Claus on Gullah Geechee Tours W/Godfrey Gullah Jack for Charleston Black History Slave Auction



THE BLACK HISTORY BLACKOUT
THE GREAT GULLAH GEECHIE ECLIPSE
The Great Pirate Chief Gullah Jack and Santa Claus Save Charleston!

The whispers started faint but grew louder with each passing day. April 8th, the day of the grand eclipse, was also supposed to be the day of the alien invasion! Tourists, lured by the promise of a celestial spectacle, were unknowingly walking into a monstrous trap.

But Charleston had two unlikely heroes: Chief Godfrey Khill Gullah Jack, the legendary tour guide, and Kris Cringle, everyone’s favorite jolly man with a secret – on eclipse days, he transforms into the mighty Santa Claus!

Chief Gullah Jack, with his deep knowledge of Gullah Geechee traditions and the Lowcountry terrain, devised a plan. As the eclipse plunged the world into darkness, 333 tourists found themselves surrounded by snarling, reptilian fiends! But fear not! With a booming “Ho ho ho!” that echoed through the blackout, Santa Claus descended, his beard glowing with an otherworldly light.

Meanwhile, Chief Gullah Jack, channeling the spirit of the mighty Buzzard, sprouted feathered wings and a powerful beak. Together, they were an unstoppable force! Santa, with his super strength and bottomless sack of presents (filled with surprisingly effective lumps of coal!), pummeled the monsters. Gullah Jack, soaring overhead, used his sharp glowing Staff to poke out the aliens’ glowing red eyes, their only weak spot.

The battle raged, but teamwork and holiday cheer prevailed! The 333 tourists, wide-eyed but safe, watched in awe as the last monster slunk away, defeated.

This is your wake-up call, folks! The next eclipse might not be filled with “Christ’mas’ magic, but Gullah Jack’s Black History Black Out History Tours can equip you with the knowledge and resilience to face any challenge. Don’t be a scaredy-cat!

Book your tour today! Call 843-478-0000 or visit Gullahgeecheeafrica.com. Remember, on April 8th, be prepared, not scared!

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