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The mysterious and beautiful Loch Ness

The many shots we took while on or around Loch Ness last weekend are now online and available to view on our Flickr pages or here.

tags: catfish, Loch Ness, monsters, strange, unexplained

Loch Ness, and the Monster

I’ve never been to Scotland before, but my beloved has taken two days off work and we’re looking forward to a long-needed, much-deserved three-day break not far from Loch Ness later this week.

Loch Ness is an interesting place whether you believe in the monster or not. It’s the biggest body of water in Great Britain, notoriously murky due to the high peat content in the surrounding soil.

tags: countryside, Druids, holiday, Loch Ness, monsters, Paganism, unexplained

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