Loch Ness Monster Hunt This Weekend

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Loch Ness Monster Hunters Gathering in Scotland with New Gear This Weekend to Find the Fabled Creature

For “The Quest Weekend” on Aug. 26 and 27, volunteers from all around the world will come together in person and online to search for signs of the creature

In today’s email: 

• Loch Ness Monster Hunt this weekend
• No visit to Scotland is complete without a visit to the Highlands
• Around the Web : The Gleneagles Hotel In Scotland Wins The Art Of Hospitality Award, Penguin at Edinburgh Zoo promoted to Major General in Norway army. Best Joke of the Year and more
• From Social Media
• Scottish Food You Will Love – 
• Coo Wee

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Loch Ness Monster Hunt this weekend

Determined monster hunters are uniting to track down one of the world’s most elusive creatures.

Decades ago, a “water beast” was allegedly spotted in the Scottish Highlands by a hotel manager named Aldie Mackay, per the Guardian. The myth of the Loch Ness Monster has sparked intrigue across the globe ever since.

Now, on Aug. 26 and 27 — 90 years later — volunteers from all around the world will come together in Scotland to search for signs of of the Loch Ness Monster during an event called “The Quest Weekend,” hosted by the Loch Ness Centre.

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No visit to Scotland is complete without a visit to the Highlands

A visit to the Highlands – Exploring the majestic Highlands of Scotland should be at the top of your travel list. From its stunning landscape to rich cultural heritage, there is something for everyone in this wild and wonderful part of the country.

The area is also home to many historical sites and monuments. Visit Urquhart Castle near Loch Ness for an insight into Scotland’s turbulent past, or take a tour of the Culloden Battlefield to learn more about the last battle fought on British soil. Here you can pay homage to Scotland’s clan heritage and uncover some of its most famous clansmen, including William Wallace and Robert the Bruce.

Oftentimes described as one of Scotland’s most beautiful regions, the Highlands are also known for its traditional local cuisine.

Fresh seafood from Loch Duich and locally-produced cheeses from Strathspey can be found all around the area, making it easy to try some of Scotland’s most delicious dishes. With an abundance of whisky distilleries as well, there’s no shortage of delicious tipples to sample.

No visit to Scotland is complete without a trip to the Highlands, so don’t miss out on your chance to explore this gorgeous area.

It can however be a daunting task to plan a visit to the Highlands on your own and this is where a local tour operator could be an invaluable resource.

Introducing: – Highlander Private Tours

Highlander Private Tours is a small family business located in Stratherrick, on the south side of Loch Ness. With years of experience living and working in the area, the Maclean family have extensive knowledge and understanding of the area.

They specialise in private exclusive tours for parties of up to 8 people, providing comfortable vehicles and the opportunity to explore the beauty of the Scottish Highlands. 

For those looking for a more tailored experience, Highlander Private Tours offers custom tours which cater to individual needs.

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Around The Web

The Gleneagles Hotel In Scotland Wins The Art Of Hospitality Award As Part Of The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2023

LONDON, Aug. 23, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Gleneagles in Perth, Scotland, has been named the winner of the Art of Hospitality Award ahead of the inaugural edition of The World’s 50 Best Hotels awards in September. The 580 voters in The World’s 50 Best Hotels Academy were asked to name the property where they have received the single-best hospitality experience within the voting period.

Scotland Arts Festival Crowns This Year’s Best Joke

A cheetah pun ranks No. 1 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland

Bullish Duhan van der Merwe convinced Scotland can beat the best

Star Scotland wing Duhan van der Merwe is convinced his team can take on the best of the best at the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France.

Exploring Scotland’s Wild Blue Spaces

Everest summiter, Antarctic adventurer and guidebook author Mollie Hughes explains how she came to love Scotland’s watery landscapes.

Young American who ran away to Scotland to get married still with bride after 50 years

Harvey and Birgit ran away to Scotland and planned to get hitched at Gretna Green after Harvey’s parents tried to interfere with their relationship.

Edinburgh ‘ghost’ photographed on tour of Lauriston Castle by Edinburgh couple

An Edinburgh couple made a spooky discovery during a recent tour of 16th century Lauriston Castle at Davidson’s Mains.

Stewart Ross, 31, and his fiancée Bianka Horel, 31, were at the attraction for a guided tour on Sunday morning at around 11am when they took a photo in the servants’ kitchen area of Lauriston Castle. But when they looked back at the image, they were shocked to see what looked like a ghostly figure.

ScotRail urges customers to plan ahead of final Edinburgh festivals weekend and rugby match

Scotland’s rugby side play at Murrayfield in Edinburgh on Saturday.

Penguin at Edinburgh Zoo promoted to Major General in Norway army

Major General Sir Nils Olav III, Baron of the Bouvet Islands, is now the most highly decorated penguin in the world – probably even the universe.

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From Social Media

By: – Emily in Scotland

Ardverikie House, some may know it as Glenbogle!

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Scottish Food You Will Love

So here I am in Fife Scotland, sitting wearing a kilt and sporran eating Haggis Neeps and tatties. Just an everyday occurrence

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Coo Wee 

There’s nae better view than a soft, fluffy coo… don’t you agree?

Glen Lyon, Perthshire

Credit: – Instagram.com/ali.horne

— at Glen Lyon

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