I couldn't but help think of lochs and monsters - seen at Loch Lomond

from Wikipaedia:
"A lake monster or loch monster is a purported form of fresh-water-dwelling megafauna appearing in mythology, rumor, or local folklore, but whose existence lacks scientific support. A well-known example is the Loch Ness Monster."

[David]

nicely captured

[Graham Thresher]

A fantastic capture.

[Kim]

Great pov. What clear water!

[Hazel]

@genealogygenie

Thank you, Kim. You can see exactly how clear the water is here:
http://365project.org/quietpurplehaze/add-ins/2013-10-15

[🐓 Patricia Fletcher]

Oh yes! It looks like a sort of dragon resting on its back! Great capture!

[Richard Hickey]

Great capture.

[Linda]

Nice pov and yes, it kind of looks like a monster :)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great find and a great capture.

[Sian B]

fantastic capture!

[Pyrrhula]

With a little fantasy I see one laying on the sand . the Grandiosus fantastico.

[Shepherdman]

Great image and capture of the monster!

[Sandy]

What a cool find. Is it a sculpture or a rock formation?

[Margaret Brown]

Fab find and it does look like a Nessie!

[Lee Shirley]

i see what you mean Hazel

[Gena Pegg]

Wow! that is amazing.....great eye!!! Scary looking.

[Chris]

Made me smile - that always gets a Fav

[Claire]

I think it's sleeping shh

[Hazel]

@gooner46

Chris, thanks for the fav and for the clue!!

[Hazel]

@skstein

Sandy, it's a piece of driftwood.

[Rohini Gupta]

Interesting shapes. I wonder if shapes like this get mistaken for a monster.

[Hazel]

@writingdays

Well who know - personally I don't believe there is a Loch Ness monster!