Following on from 'Have you seen Nessie?' the LOCH NESS STORY is still as much alive as it has ever been. This weekend saw the arrival of Nick Watt and his crew from ABC News to film 'Good Morning America' live from Loch Ness.
After interviewing local eye witnesses Val Moffat and Ronnie Mackintosh, they interviewed scientist Adrian Shine to get the other side of the story.
Later on Nick Watt bravely donned dry suit and all the gear to go Nessie hunting - plunging into the cold dark depths. The episode took place in the Clansman Harbour opposite the hotel where the amazing picture window gives you a mind blowing panoramic view of the Loch - the ideal position to await the arrival of something strange and paranormal.
Your wait can be softened by an excellent choice of single malt whiskys served in the bar - slainte!!

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Loch Ness holds the greatest volume of fresh water in Great Britian. There is more water in Loch Ness than in every lake; river; stream; tributary; pond; canal and reservoir in England and Wales put together.
Into Loch Ness, you can immerse every human being living on earth 3 times over!