A long time ago I was going out with my children when I saw a little head popping out of the Loch. I thought it was just rocks so to prove it I took a camera and zoomed in. It was moving. I took a photograph and brought it to the professor and showed it to him. He was shocked. He thought it was just rocks like what I said so he got his friend to see if there really was a Loch ness monster. 

His friend Andy and I got our swimming suits on and dived in. It was freezing but we never gave up until we came to a cave. We saw the Loch ness monster so we swam fast to catch it but it was hugely dangerous and very fast. As we swam through the dark cave, it was so dark it was like a huge black curtain over it.

 We carried on until and we realised that we ended up in an even darker cave so we had to take our torch out and switch it on but we still couldn’t see much. I felt something squidgy under my feet. Andy and I swam under to see what it was. It was huge when you were beside it. I took it by the tail and Andy tried to chain it up. We took the monster back up to the shore and then stuck it in a very big tank before it swam away. 

“Here you go professor,” repeated Andy.

“ What in the world is that”? Asked the professor” in a surprised voice. Right I will take a photo and I will show everyone that the Loch ness monster is real. Now let it go free because I have all that I need.

It all happened to us. We were sitting by the banks of the Loch Ness, when Jay heard something. I sat up, as the wind blew, we heard it again. We moved closer to the water, where the sound was coming from!

‘Quick give me the video camera ‘ I shouted.I put it on, and then the Loch Ness Monster peeped its head up through the water.Jay, surprised, said ‘ wow!’ The next day Jay and I managed to get in contact with the professor. The professor and I were good friends from a long time ago! We gave the tape to him, he was very happy with us. Two weeks later Jay and I had been to so many interviews. We had been given one thousand pounds so far. We still were going to get a bit more from the local newspaper.We were back at the professor’s lab, he wanted to capture the Loch Ness Monster.‘No never, you can’t take the Loch Ness Monster out, it will die so no!‘ I angrily shouted to the professor.He said ‘ok ok I won’t. ‘

Now I am happy that the Loch Ness Monster is alone, and that the monster can surprise more people in the future.

   By Rebecca

One day professor James my dad and I were on our way to the loch in Inverness called the loch ness . Apparently there is supposed to be some kind of monster in there.A few hours later we arrived and we got out of the car and went down the steps and had a couple of sandwiches while sitting on the rocks. After we had our sandwiches we went in to the water in a submarine till nine pm then we went to fined a hotel. At last we found one called the nessie and stayed the night.

It started off like any Sunday.  My dad and I would  go down in our submarine. We would   look for fish like we  would every Sunday  when suddenly  this big hairy green fat thing jumped out at  us. I thought it was a very large fish  but my dad said it was too big to be a fish. It was about  sixteen feet  long we took a photograph and it led us back to a cave.

We took  a photo home and showed my mum .She was really surprised. She said,” It can’t be the Loch Ness monster that is just a myth!” but we saw it.

“It was so big we will take  you right now,” I replied.

  We went into the submarine and  we found the cave  and went in to it and there were stacks of sea creatures all around. The Loch Ness monster had a huge family around him so we got a camera. Then we thought about it. The cave was like another land. We agreed not to tell anyone so they would we free  instead of being locked up. We threw away  the camera and we came out to the cave every Sunday to visit our new monster friends.

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Here is Kelly’s story.

One sunny day, the professor and I were standing by the bank of Loch Ness. The professor had made a glass submarine that could dive great depths.

We both hurried in the submarine, and dived about 300 ft, when we saw a gigantic cave! ” It’s awfally dark and gloomy,” I said. We both went in and we saw about 10 plesiosaurus hunting!

They had brownish scaly skin with whiskers on their snout. ( we were really scared, but we had to catch one! )

We caught a baby one with a net and went to the professor’s lab to study it. I took a photograph of it, and sent it to’The Evening Express.’ The professor released it back into Loch Ness. ( I was really happy! )

We won £250,000 for the photograph! ”What will we do with it?” questioned the professor. ”We will give it to the wildlife protection parties,” I answered. ( we both felt proud! )

And so we did.