"""surgeon's photo"".   
 :looks like the hoax was based on the Spicer and Armstrong sightings I just put up. Even though they aren't especially plesiosaurish...   

 == Standing Wave == 

 I read an article in Discover magazine some years ago about Loch Ness and they mentioned that Loch Ness has a standing wave (I think called a seiche or something) in it. I didn't see any mention of this in the article.   
 :There's some links in this discussion page (under ""boat wakes""); I will add a bit in the main article when I get time (lots of College deadlines ATM).   
 ::Done, but needs a hydrologist to see if I understood it right (physics - eeek!)   

 == Archive == 

 This talk page is now pretty big. I'm going to archive the old stuff on Saturday unless there are any reasonable objections.   
 *Just make sure you retain the useful stuff. (That should make for a short page. >:)   
 : Will do. I'm not going to delete anything, just archive all the discussions that have finished.   
 ::Done.   

 ==Glitch== 
 Now, I found a glitch with the article when I added the following: 

 On June 17, 1993 a young mother, Edna MacInnes, and her boyfriend David Mackay, both of Inverness, Scotland, claimed to have watched the Loch Ness monster for 10 minutes. MacInnes, age 25, told BBC Radio 4's Today program that the 40 foot monster swam around, waving its long giraffe-like neck Discovery Communications, Loch Ness Discovered, 1993 and then vanished into the murky waters of the loch in what was the first major sighting of the year http://www.strangemag.com/nessie.sightings.html. 

 ""It was a very light colored brown. You could see it very clearly,"" Miss MacInnes recalled. The creature was estimated to be a mile away, but appeared huge. Edna MacInnes reportedly ran along the shore in an attempt to keep up with Nessie .  

 ""I was scared when the wash from its wake lapped on the shore, but I just kept running behind it. By the time it plunged below the surface I was running as fast as I could go,"" Miss MacInnes exclaimed. She and her boyfriend ran to get a camera and binoculars from a relative's house nearby and returned to the Loch. Shortly thereafter they had another sighting. This time the creature was only 20 feet from the shore, and David attempted to photograph Nessie. Unfortunately, the resulting photos showed a wake but no monster  .  

 Later the same evening, James MacIntosh of Inverness was returning from a fishing trip with his son, also named James . Young James first sighted the unidentified object, telling his father, ""Dad, that's not a boat .""  

 ""I was concentrating on my driving but I looked over the loch and I suddenly saw this brown thing with a neck like a giraffe break the surface. It was an eerie experience. It was swimming quite swiftly away from the shore at the time,"" recounted the elder MacIntosh .  

 A third sighting was also reported. A woman named Lorraine Davidson large wake about half a mile long in the loch when no boats were seen for miles. She also said that the shape of the wake wasn't like a boat wake either . 

 Then, the article cut off and skipped some part of the Surgeon's Photo section.  

 The sections See also, References and External links are gone for no reason!! Stupid glitch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
 —The preceding unsigned comment was added by   •  . 

 :I found the problem. You had missed out a /.   

 == Three sightings in one night == 

 First the good news: I was looking for a good, fairly recent case. thanks for putting this in. 
 Now the bad news: It's a direct cut&paste; from Strangemag.com  and will have to be rewritten to avoid copyright violation. I'll try to put t