LOL LOL .... Well, I must admit that I was hoping for some cool Saturday morning pictures to brighten up my day. Also hoping or a bunch of Oregon Freepers to log on and tell the truth about this really deep, deep lake where boats are not allowed access. Hope everybody enjoys the story which originated in Georgia.
Oregon takes no responsibility for tall tales from Georgia.
At one time I thought that the internet was going to be a place where tall tales, legends, fabrications, conspiracy theories and down right lies would flourish unabated like ants at a picnic. Now, I'm finding out that the opposite is true. Finding out the source of the "legend" is getting faster and the exaggerations are being disputed almost immediately.
By the way the famous picture of Bigfoot walking away to the right near a stream is a fake. Some investigators found out that the photographer's friend has the same walking gait as "Bigfoot". The picture of Nessy in the still water with a shallow water ring around it is also a fake. Photographers recreated the action and found out in order to duplicate the water disturbance, the model was only about 18 inches tall.