There was once a wee little dog who spent his days in search of a monster. He sought to prove his bravery by facing the legendary Nessie.
One day, as he was sniffing about the heather, he met an intriguing rabbit. The rabbit asked, “What is it you search for, dog?” The dog replied, “The Nessie!” The rabbit twitched his nose in thought. “Silly dog, Nessie resides in the Loch - but you’re far too wee to swim it. Fortunately for you, I know a little magic.” The little dog wagged his tail in excitement. “Take this thistle with you down to the Loch, and keep close watch of the water”. Thistle in mouth, the little dog trotted on his way.
As the little dog approached the loch’s edge he felt a dampness in the air. The mizzle quickly turned to torrential downpour, and soon lighting and thunder followed. The little dog shook from cold and fear but stayed put with his thistle as raindrops drenched his fur.
After several hours in the rain, the sun began to set and the little dog was about to leave, when he spotted a small, unusual movement in the water. A little head popped above the surface! Far from fearsome beast, Nessie was a little sprig of a thing! She gave a wink, leapt high out of the water and dived straight back in.
The wee dog was so charmed, he told all he could the tale of a monstrous creature and fear of his tales kept locals and visitors away from the water. Nessie was thus left alone to her secrets in Loch Ness. To this day he is known as the brave pup who faced a monster and he never saw the rabbit or Nessie again. To this day, he can still be seen about the village with his thistle.
A peaceful moment awaits, as Mungo and Maud turns the page on the writing of Jane Losten’s romantic and delightful tale, revealing the Scentability collection.
Let the curtain be raised on a sincere story for the season, as Mungo & Maud stages the Winterval collection. Renowned playwright William Shakesears casts a spotlight deep into the violet twilight of the stage so that all a creature may desire is revealed.
This wintertide, as lamps burn gently, Mungo & Maud brings to light its Townhouse collection. Penned by the prestigious author, Charles Diggins, ‘A Tail of a Townhouse’ evokes the elegance and enigmas one may find residing within many storeys of this historical edifice.
