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Loch Ness Monster-a Scottish myth

Loch Ness Monster-a Scottish myth. Some gleams on mythical creature Работу выполнила Ефимова Алена 10б МОУ СОШ №8 Руководитель Катаева Л.П. Loch Ness is the most famous lake. Loch Ness is a body of water 24 miles long. Its deepest point goes down nearly 1,000 feet.

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Loch Ness Monster-a Scottish myth

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  1. Loch Ness Monster-a Scottish myth Some gleams on mythical creature Работу выполнила Ефимова Алена 10б МОУ СОШ №8 Руководитель Катаева Л.П.

  2. Loch Ness is the most famous lake

  3. Loch Ness is a body of water 24 miles long

  4. Its deepest point goes down nearly 1,000 feet.

  5. Loch Ness is said never to freeze-it is the same t4C throughout the year.

  6. The only island on Loch Ness is Cherry Island

  7. Loch Ness is about 10,000 years old

  8. Loch Ness in fine weather

  9. There are twice daily trips all year round to Urquhart Castle.

  10. The earliest report of a monster appears in the 7 th century.

  11. The first photo of a Monster

  12. A maid Margaret Munro observed Nessy for about 20 minutes.

  13. In 1964 a poor quality film was made from the distance of several miles.

  14. Grant claimed that creature crossed the lake

  15. The top of the head and ,a trunk and nostrils of a swimming elephant

  16. Tourists from overseas come to photo Nessy

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