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‘Loch Ness monster’ photographed twice in less than a week, snaps heralded as ‘most exciting ever’
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0:37Now PlayingThe legendary Loch Ness monster was reputedly spotted by a second person the same week a shutterbug snapped what have been hailed as the “most exciting ever’’ photos of it.
Young Charlotte Robinson, a 12-year-old from Leeds in the UK, had already reported seeing the monster Aug. 17, 2018, from about 50 feet away, with her claim recorded in believers’ official sightings register.
Her accompanying photo was heralded at the time as the “best” of Nessie that had been seen “for years.”
It now turns out that Charlotte’s reputed sighting five years ago occurred the same week shutterbug Chie Kelly, 51, also reportedly took amazing photos of the legendary creature.
The photog’s “most exciting ever” snaps only just came to light this week because she said she previously feared ridicule if she went public with them.
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