Here’s a tale of debunkers and scoftics taking things a bit too far. Relegate Nessie to history’s Wall of Woo, there’s no sense in visiting Scotland. Yet should Nessie exist, and most remain steadfast in this belief, there’s a chance for excitement while sighting her off the starboard bow. Loren Coleman, a name you can […]
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The Scots economy kicked up a few notches as Nessie turned ‘eighty’. Many came from far and wide to celebrate the first modern sighting of their national cryptid, including Glasgow Boy. Here’s a bit ay gonzo bloggin’ oan his adventures an’ experiences in th’ thick ay things. It was a grain auld time. Across the […]
The Guardian wonders if all the fakery and hoaxes plus all the attention paid to other cryptid creatures like Bigfoot hasn’t caused Nessie to meet her demise at the hands of the omnipresent internet. Not so fast, says Hayley Is A Ghost, The internet hasn’t killed the Loch Ness Monster and in fact, Nessie is […]
Amanda Castleman has the good sense to discuss this high holiday of forteana with cryptozoologist par-excellence Loren Coleman on the cultural phenomenon and concomitant cottage industries following in Nessie’s wake. If you haven’t heard of Nessie, this is a good primer on the world’s most famous lake monster. More depth can be found as Glasgow […]
Glasgow Boy has a fistful of anecdotal evidence to share. Connect the dots from the eyewitness’s account with water dynamics, and one will discover strange circumstances that demand a strange explanation since the prosaic falls short. Note when Nessie is mentioned, its size is given as larger than a bus. Twenty three miles long, could […]
A monk reported an extraordinary sighting back in 1937 and was so fascinated that he even sent the Pope his report, claiming that not only had he seen Nessie “playing” in the waves of the Loch but also that Nessie was a father with a “wife and kids”. Not sure if Sir David was a […]
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