Loch Ness Monster at 90: Inverness sighting started 'Nessie-fever'
Nessie-fever began in the summer of 1933 when sightseers flocked to the Highlands, after a string of sightings of the Loch Ness Monster.
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Nessie-fever began in the summer of 1933 when sightseers flocked to the Highlands, after a string of sightings of the Loch Ness Monster.
In yesterday's Nessie-themed article, I spoke about how wild the search for the monster was in the 1970s. There is, however,
That's the question I'm asking today. Indeed, there is a handful of theories for what the monsters could be. We'll begin
It is just over a year since the last regular service was held at the centuries-old A-listed Old High Church on the banks of the River Ness.
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