Post by Sandman on Jan 16, 2019 1:19:21 GMT
Would like to read more about it !
There’s a tale written in the year 565 A.D. that speaks of an Irish monk traveling through Scotland. While there, St. Colomba heard stories of a “water beast” that attacked and killed the local people when they went in the river. Wanting to help, the monk used his friend as bait to lure the beast into sight, at which point Colomba commanded it to “go no further,” and the creature stopped and swam back upstream. That river is now known in Scotland as the River Ness, which flows out from the famous Loch Ness.