My dear Randolph, No doubt you’ve already heard of the famous monster of Loch Ness. Like me, you perhaps hesitate between doubt, a hoax or the mystery of animal biology concerning it… Recent photos taken by an English tourist could open the debate once again. Let’s look at the facts. It was last autumn in Scotland. Steve Challice, from Southampton, is on vacation for a few days. There’s no question for him not to stop at the lake of Loch Ness, known worldwide for the legendary monster that’s hidden in it. As you know, this lake of fresh water is situated in the Highlands, to the south-west of the town of Inverness and to the north-east of Fort Augustus. You’ll know everything when I tell you that the lake of Loch Ness is 39 kms long, 3 kms wide and can attain a depth of 200 meters. And as its waters are very dark, it’s useless to say that the secret it’s hiding, if it’s hiding one, is well kept! But let’s get back to our English tourist. When he saw “a great undulation”, these are his words, he immediately took his camera to take a few photos. And this is where the strange part begins! I offer to tell you about it on this recording here. Join me quickly here to listen to the rest of this thrilling adventure. Esmeralda, A friend you can count on. | 
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