Of all the wacky conspiracy theories to surface lately, one that’s certainly stood the test of time is ol’ Nessie.
Brought to worldwide attention back in 1933, the Scottish myth of the Loch Ness Monster – an alleged aquatic beastie that some believe to be a long, lost dinosaur – is a legit pop culture phenomenon. Indeed, from Scooby-Doo to Paddington Bear to even its very own Ted Danson-starring Hollywood movie, Scotland’s fabled lakeside critter is equally as famous as it is mysterious. However, thanks to brand new pic from Southampton resident Steve Challice, it looks like the debate surrounding the titular folktale has just been reignited.
Specifically, Challice – who had just returned home following a vacation to the Scottish highlands – was in the middle of looking though a bunch of old pics he’d taken on his recent travels and discovered something very strange hidden in a few of them.
Brought to worldwide attention back in 1933, the Scottish myth of the Loch Ness Monster – an alleged aquatic beastie that some believe to be a long, lost dinosaur – is a legit pop culture phenomenon. Indeed, from Scooby-Doo to Paddington Bear to even its very own Ted Danson-starring Hollywood movie, Scotland’s fabled lakeside critter is equally as famous as it is mysterious. However, thanks to brand new pic from Southampton resident Steve Challice, it looks like the debate surrounding the titular folktale has just been reignited.
Specifically, Challice – who had just returned home following a vacation to the Scottish highlands – was in the middle of looking though a bunch of old pics he’d taken on his recent travels and discovered something very strange hidden in a few of them.
- 6/28/2020
- by Dylan Chaundy
- We Got This Covered
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