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New lochness monster photo

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I'm old.

 

Same here.

I'm a believer

 

Everybody:

 

"Then I saw her face..."

Was literally just there last May and took a cruise on Loch Ness...did not see anything...

 

Just a pic to get another bunch of tourists there. It is pretty but just another nice lake. Without the stories about "Nessie", nobody other than locals would go there...

It's fun to think that it is, but I can see where it also could be three seals like was mentioned in the article.

Why only one picture? I would've been clicking like a maniac.

It's fun to think that it is, but I can see where it also could be three seals like was mentioned in the article.

That's what it is. You can see the lead seal's head bobbing out of the water while the two trailing are diving under.

Looks convincing but how do you only get one picture and no video?

[h=3]"A WHISKY warehouse worker has taken a picture of what could be one of the most convincing Loch Ness Monster sightings to date."[/h]There's your sign.....

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It's fun to think that it is, but I can see where it also could be three seals like was mentioned in the article.

 

I can see that too.

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Seals

I can see how a perfectly timed photo could have made the image in the article.

Why only one picture? I would've been clicking like a maniac.

 

Because it's not real. Or other pictures showed that in fact wasn't a lochness monster.

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