Loch Ness is nearly 23 miles long and two miles wide, with depths of over 745 feet. And in those mysterious Scottish waters, many believe a monster lurks below. The Loch Ness Monster.
Scientists Set Sights On Nessie Once Again
Is the Loch Ness Monster Actually A Naga?
Britain’s first Buddhist Lama apparently believes the Loch Ness Monster exists, and may actually be a “spiritual entity” called a Nāga.
The Megaliths Of The Outer Hebrides
The Callanish Stones on Scotland’s Isle of Lewis have existed for about 5,000 years, stone megaliths that continue to draw visitors from around the world. Like many of Earth’s prehistoric monuments, however, we know very little about their true purpose. We do know that the stones were placed around 3,000 BC. We believe they were used, …