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Ever since 2006, when the first report emerged from England's biggest lake of a 20-foot-long creature in Lake Windermere, a new lake monster legend has gained strength on the sightings of something dubbed "Bow-Nessie."
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This April 19, 1934, photo of the Loch Ness Monster was allegedly taken by Robert Kenneth Wilson. It was later exposed as a hoax by Chris Spurling, who said on his deathbed he staged it with Wilson and Marmaduke Wetherell and his son Ian.
Lake Windermere, located in the northern part of England, is a popular holiday and summer home destination and is bordered by two towns, Ambleside and Bowness-on-Windermere -- hence the clever monster nickname, Bow-Nessie.
Some suggest its name comes from the bow-like wave it has been reported making as it glides through the water.
One witness, hotel owner Thomas Noblett, said he had a very close encounter with Bow-Nessie. "All of a sudden, I felt something brush past my legs like a giant fish. And then I was lifted up by a 3-foot wave. I've no idea what it was."
As a new legend is born, it probably won't hurt local tourism, either -- Bow-Nessie T-shirts can't be too far away.
Read more at Sky News.
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