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  • Jane Dexter
    • Aug 22, 2017
    • 1 min read

First reported sighting of the Loch Ness Monster – 22nd August 565BC


Traveling in Scotland, Saint Columba had to cross the Loch Ness. On its banks, he saw some of the Pict folk burying a man who had been bitten by a water monster while swimming.

Despite the danger, Columba ordered one of his followers (Lugne Mocumin) to swim across the loch and bring back a boat that was moored on the other side.

The monster, robbed of its earlier feast, surfaced and darted at Lugne with a roar, its jaws open. Everyone on the bank was stupefied with terror; everyone, except Columba, that is; he commanded the beast, saying, "You will go no further, and won't touch the man; go back at once."

So, does Nessie really exist? Surely he/she can’t be over 1400 years old? Maybe the decedent(s) of this originally sighted monster exist today in the peaceful Loch Ness?

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