Nessie on Google earth?


	Nessie on Google earth?

valann 47

8-26-2009 10:32 AM

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google earth, loch ness, nessie

valann 47 says:

image won't clip look on site.

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8-26-2009 10:52 AM

Kelika

That was fun! It looks like a boat with the wakes coming out of the back - or a giant squid - or pac man. But the image to the left of it is interesting.

Sorry to hear that there were no "credible sightings" in over a year - I think we all need some mystery in our lives. Nessie is a good one.

8-26-2009 10:55 AM

wiganfootie

Yes its Nessie!!!

8-26-2009 2:48 PM

JohnWaterman

again

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