Loch Ness Monster — Pics

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March 20, 2018 12:24PM EDT

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LOCH NESS MONSTER, Scotland

LOCH NESS MONSTER, Scotland — LOCH NESS This shadowy something is what someone says is a photo of the Loch Ness monster in Scotland
LOCH NESS MONSTER, Scotland

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Possible Loch Ness Monster sighting, Highlands, Scotland, UK – 06 Aug 2016

Possible Loch Ness Monster sighting, Highlands, Scotland, UK – 06 Aug 2016 — Photo of a mystery object on Loch Ness taken by Jolene Lin a student from London. Described it as looking like a large serpent and is convinced that it was the Loch Ness Monster
Possible Loch Ness Monster sighting, Highlands, Scotland, UK – 06 Aug 2016

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Possible Loch Ness Monster sighting, Highlands, Scotland, UK – 06 Aug 2016

Possible Loch Ness Monster sighting, Highlands, Scotland, UK – 06 Aug 2016 — Photo of a mystery object on Loch Ness taken by Jolene Lin a student from London. Described it as looking like a large serpent and is convinced that it was the Loch Ness Monster
Possible Loch Ness Monster sighting, Highlands, Scotland, UK – 06 Aug 2016

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Loch Ness monster’s ‘hiding place’ revealed as man sonically maps Loch Ness, Scotland – 18 Jan 2016

Loch Ness monster’s ‘hiding place’ revealed as man sonically maps Loch Ness, Scotland – 18 Jan 2016 — USA: Feature Rates Apply
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Peter Jolly/REX/Shutterstock (5550446j)
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Loch Ness monster’s ‘hiding place’ revealed as man sonically maps Loch Ness, Scotland – 18 Jan 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/ruu3
Nessie’s underwater hideaway may have been found in her Highland home of Loch Ness by a former fisherman who has sonically mapped the depths of the world’s seas. But his exciting discovery may also raise questions about how deep world famous Loch Ness really is. Britain’s deepest loch is Loch Morar, allegedly home to another elusive ‘water kelpie’ Morag at 1017 feet. Previously, the UK’s second largest loch, Loch Ness, was measured at 813 feet deep. But 43 year old tourist sightseeing vessel skipper Keith Stewart has found a 77 feet deep crevice about nine miles west of Inverness and he has measured it with state of the art sonar equipment making the loch 890 feet deep.

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MYSTERIOUS CREATURE, POSSIBLY THE LOCH NESS MONSTER, IN LOCH NESS, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN – 2002

MYSTERIOUS CREATURE, POSSIBLY THE LOCH NESS MONSTER, IN LOCH NESS, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN – 2002 — PICTURE 3B – MYSTERIOUS CREATURE, POSSIBLY THE LOCH NESS MONSTER, IN LOCH NESS
MYSTERIOUS CREATURE, POSSIBLY THE LOCH NESS MONSTER, IN LOCH NESS, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN – 2002

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