Nessie the Loch Ness Monster arrives, courtesy of Sony:
The Loch Ness monster came to the world's attention in 1933, the time of the first sighting. Since then, various people claim to have seen the monster, whose nickname 'Nessie' derives from the Gaelic Niseag. The most famous photo of Nessie is below, and was taken by a London gynaecologist in 1934.
The YouTube trailer for the Water Horse Legend film is here:
Personally, I'm quite a fan of the idea that kids see things we adults don't, mainly because they seem more likely to believe in them. Anyone have any examples of things they saw when they were children which they might now dismiss as 'imagination'?
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The Loch Ness monster came to the world's attention in 1933, the time of the first sighting. Since then, various people claim to have seen the monster, whose nickname 'Nessie' derives from the Gaelic Niseag. The most famous photo of Nessie is below, and was taken by a London gynaecologist in 1934.
The YouTube trailer for the Water Horse Legend film is here:
Personally, I'm quite a fan of the idea that kids see things we adults don't, mainly because they seem more likely to believe in them. Anyone have any examples of things they saw when they were children which they might now dismiss as 'imagination'?
Ignore this bit, I'm just claiming my Technorati profile: Technorati Profile
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