Loch_Ness

Loch Ness Nestled along the Great Glen, Loch Ness runs 21 square miles and almost 800 feet deep. Since 1933 it has been the home place for a large dinosaur-like monster affectionately dubbed Nessie. Nessie is certainly one the most sighted monster in the world. At the age of 63 nessie has lost none of her charisma. She often appears in advertisements, is the object of sonar searched of Loch and or is exploited by public relations people cashing in on her ability to attract the international mass media. But nessie is more than just a tourist attraction. To Date there have been over 3000 recorded sightings of the celebrity monster. When the world learned of a Loch Ness monster in May of 1933 there had been numerous earlier sightings of a large unidentified creature in the loch. Dating back to St. Columbus’ encounter with an unknown creature in the River Ness in 565 AD The Director of the Institute of Cornish Studies at the University of Exeter, England Charles Thomas is cited as the person to study the first nesse encounter. Thomas concluded that the significance of the supposed encounter should be discounted as misleading since a critical examination loch, monster, nessie, ness, been, creature, shore, photograph, time, since, over, maclnnes, long, first, years, world, very, unidentified, sonar, sighting, reported, photos, object, lake, james, head, encounter, david, along, age, 1933, young, wash, two, took