Even though this is obviously from You Tub, it does imply that the actual Loch Ness 'monster' was ... is ... a huge cat.
Obviously every photo taken of Nessie has been with the sun behind her, leaving us with more of a Silhouette than a clear picture.
Let's forget such disgraced French finance ministers, and imagine what Nessie really looks like. It seems clear as the ice sitting on the head of Ben Nevis, to me, that Nessie is a Tartan cat, tartan rather than the more low land coats of our better known felines, but sadly for us, not having photographic proof (is their such a thing these days, with the flood of computer generated jetsam ?) we just do not know from what clan she hails.
Hit me up with a donation on 'Only Cats of Scotland and the Outer Isles' and, once there are sufficient funds, I and my band of pussies will travel to the Scottish lakes (lochs, stocks, and barrels) and investigate properly, as in with a camera with a flash, so as to alleviate the Silhouette effect.
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Even though this is obviously from You Tub, it does imply that the actual Loch Ness 'monster' was ... is ... a huge cat.
Obviously every photo taken of Nessie has been with the sun behind her, leaving us with more of a Silhouette than a clear picture.
Let's forget such disgraced French finance ministers, and imagine what Nessie really looks like.
It seems clear as the ice sitting on the head of Ben Nevis, to me, that Nessie is a Tartan cat, tartan rather than the more low land coats of our better known felines, but sadly for us, not having photographic proof (is their such a thing these days, with the flood of computer generated jetsam ?) we just do not know from what clan she hails.
Hit me up with a donation on 'Only Cats of Scotland and the Outer Isles' and, once there are sufficient funds, I and my band of pussies will travel to the Scottish lakes (lochs, stocks, and barrels) and investigate properly, as in with a camera with a flash, so as to alleviate the Silhouette effect.
I can almost taste the haggis.
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