Photo. Popular souvenir of the
sea monster Nessie - Scotland.
He will use specially made equipment produced by the Norwegian company
InnFisk in Homnes in Aust-Agder (reports the Norwegians newspapers VG and
Fædrelandsvennen).
The seven meter long fish net (called ruse in Norway; fish trap) is divided
in two, and there is an bait in the first part. When the big "worm" enters the
net and hits the wall in the middle, the net behind will fall down.
Once and for all Sundberg will solve the big mystery about the monster and
all the myths it has created. Is there any unknown monster down in the Lock Ness
at all? And if it is, will it ever be caught? How does it really look like?
Many people still go to Lock Ness in Scotland, surrounded by an beautiful
scenery, hoping to see a glimpse of the famous monster with the nickname Nessie.
Is he really there?
Stein Morten Lund, 15 November 2000
Additional information
You probably don't
believe before you see it. Below you can participate in the big hunt for Nessie.
This monster do everything do avoid people. But do it like media? Let us hope
that this monster is more willing to appear on the Internet.
See the following links with cameras: www.lochness.scotland.net/camera.cfm
Surface camera:
Here you can look out for Nessie with a special
web camera on the shores of Loch Ness (cover view from Temple Pier to Urquhart
Castle).
Underwater camera:
Transmitting pictures live to the Internet from
below the surface of Loch Ness: www.nessie.co.uk
Brings you facts, pictures and sightings of this most elusive of creatures.
With documented evidence, film, first-hand accounts, stories, scientific studies
and expeditions you will find out more about the mythical Loch Ness
Monster: www.webcams.scotland.net
Also here you can participate in the hunt for Nessie and watch live pictures
from below the surface of Loch Ness.
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