Taken at Hinckley Lake, Hinckley Ohio. I think we shouldn't swim here.......
Good catch. I'd agree with the not swimming there concept.
--Bob
aschweik wrote:
Taken at Hinckley Lake, Hinckley Ohio. I think we shouldn't swim here.......
That's why Nessie is so hard to find - camouflage!
The Hinckly Lake Monster. For it to be a real monster it has to be out of focus, black and white grainey. It helps to have a witness or two that would say they saw it and it was spooky quiet. Ready to eat something.
Nice pictures ☆
aschweik wrote:
Taken at Hinckley Lake, Hinckley Ohio. I think we shouldn't swim here.......
In Vermont we have CHAMP. In Scotland they have Nessie that generates 42 million dollars in revenue each year.
On August 22, 564, some historians say Columba, a Christian leader, reported seeing the animal that would become known as the Loch Ness Monster in Loch Ness, Scotland. Columba was an Irish priest (later a saint) who was visiting Scotland, and reportedly compelled the monster to not attack one of Columba’s followers.
The Loch Ness Monster is probably the most famous target of cryptozoology, the study of animals whose existence has not been proven. Cryptozoology is not a science.
Cryptozoologists search for mythical creatures called cryptids. Thousands of cultures all over the world report cryptids. Besides the Loch Ness Monster, other lake cryptids include Champ (in Lake Champlain, United States and Canada); Issi (in Lake Ikeda, Japan); and the Lagarfljot Worm (in Lagarfljot Lake, Iceland). Other cryptids include chupacabras, blood-sucking creatures that threaten livestock throughout Latin America; bunyips, which lurk in Australia’s swamps; dingoneks, “jungle walruses” found in lakes and rivers in central Africa; and, of course, Bigfoot, who stalks old-growth forests of the Pacific Northwest.
Stash
Loc: South Central Massachusetts
I agree with DebAnn. Definitely a Duckosaurus.
What ever it is it looks like it had it brains blown out, should be of no danger to anyone.
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