http://www.topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html Best Underwater Camera Information Guide Sun, 01 Nov 2009 10:00:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html/comment-page-1#comment-190 Cat Mon, 13 Jul 2009 15:06:41 +0000 http://topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html#comment-190 I think Nessie's been there as long as the loch, and I hope she'll stay for a long, long time more. As for cameras and sonar - the loch itself will handle those. It's so dense there's not much chance of catching anything. And I'll bet she's got some human defenders there, too, who see that the actual "hunting" is kept to a minimum. Goodness knows she has quite a fan club around the world. I think Nessie’s been there as long as the loch, and I hope she’ll stay for a long, long time more. As for cameras and sonar – the loch itself will handle those. It’s so dense there’s not much chance of catching anything. And I’ll bet she’s got some human defenders there, too, who see that the actual “hunting” is kept to a minimum. Goodness knows she has quite a fan club around the world.

]]> http://www.topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html/comment-page-1#comment-189 Annsan_In_Him Sun, 12 Jul 2009 21:15:07 +0000 http://topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html#comment-189 They've missed the boat, or - rather - the truck. Nessie was an elephant swimming near the Loch side with its trunk raised aloft. It was part of a circus on the move (to Inverness) way back in the 1900s, the convoy having a rest stop on a hot day. The circus owner used the photograph of the elephant bathing to start the hoax, offering a reward, knowing that this would cause tourists to flock to the area. And once they'd wasted a few hours staring over nearby Loch Ness, they'd go to Inverness for refreshments / accommodation, spot the circus and call in. Shrewd business move. They’ve missed the boat, or – rather – the truck. Nessie was an elephant swimming near the Loch side with its trunk raised aloft. It was part of a circus on the move (to Inverness) way back in the 1900s, the convoy having a rest stop on a hot day. The circus owner used the photograph of the elephant bathing to start the hoax, offering a reward, knowing that this would cause tourists to flock to the area. And once they’d wasted a few hours staring over nearby Loch Ness, they’d go to Inverness for refreshments / accommodation, spot the circus and call in. Shrewd business move.

]]> http://www.topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html/comment-page-1#comment-188 Purple Roses Sun, 12 Jul 2009 06:20:51 +0000 http://topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html#comment-188 Like Big Foot, some have seen him, some haven't. There is no concrete proof that either one is real. It's all in what you believe and don't believe. Like Big Foot, some have seen him, some haven’t. There is no concrete proof that either one is real. It’s all in what you believe and don’t believe.

]]> http://www.topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html/comment-page-1#comment-187 keelin Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:20:51 +0000 http://topunderwatercamera.com/people-who-try-to-catch-nessie.html#comment-187 dude u chat so much crap ^ dude u chat so much crap ^

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