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1930's Letter to Scottish Government Says "Keep the Loch Ness Monster Safe" 1 year 17 weeks ago

While Nessie - the personal name affectionately ascribed to the Loch Ness Monster - gets seen by people who visit the loch in Scotland, she or he is now in the news for another reason: an unearthed record regarding the
creature's personal safety.

It seems that some time back in the 1930's Chief Constable William Fraser of Inverness-shire in Scotland composed a letter to the nation's government claiming that he had seen a group of men at the loch, armed with harpoon guns designed for hunting sea animals.

Eurocamp UK 1 year 33 weeks ago

Eurocamp are one of the market leaders in self catering and camping holidays in Europe and the UK. In total there are nine Eurocamp locations in the UK ranging from the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, scenic hills and lakes of the UK lake district to the New Forest region in the South East of England. This article covers Eurocamp UK camping locations within the stunning scenery of the UK.

Amazing and Unusual Lakes: Wonders of The Natural World 1 year 13 weeks ago

Loch Ness is the UK’s longest and deepest lake-nearly 39km (25miles) long and up to 240m (800ft) deep. Like some deep waters in Scandinavia, Loch Ness is believed by some to contain an aquatic creature, perhaps a modern relative of the prehistoric plesiosaur. The loch is so deep that it is impossible to explore effectively, even using a submersible or satellite. Despite reported sightings and blurred photography, there is no proof of ‘Nessie’s’ existence.