Shetland seascapes (VI)
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alvaraalto 2007-10-24 13:28
Hi Emmanuel,
At first I thought that you were the first to prove the existence of the monster of Loch Ness, that has escaped to the Shetland isles. But at second look I think it is Moby Dick who is calling you back to the sea :-))
Groet Rob
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10-24-2007, 09:43 PM
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To alvaraalto: Bonsoir, Rob
THanks for your new visit. I have visit Scotland and the loch Ness in 1980, but Nessie was a bit shy atthe time. For this one, it is surely not Mobbie Dick which is white, except if it got covered with oil, but it could not be the case since the tanker wreckage occurs some years after this voyage. But I am sure whales can be seen in the Sheltands, since I saw a little one in the Hebrides (south of the Shetlands), in 2000 on Christian Radich.
All the best, Emmanuel 
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