“Loch Ness – more than just a monster”

This third book in what they’re all calling “The Guide to Mysterious....” series is a comprehensive guide to everything strange, curious, supernatural, folkloric and weird in the Inverness and Loch Ness area, organised on a village-by-village, hill-by-hill or street-by-street plan.

As well as what you might term the usual suspects - ghosts, fairies, witchcraft, folk magic, holy wells and anomalous aerial and water phenomena - the book features curiosities of an archaeological, historical or architectural nature; hoaxes, strange behaviour, mysterious deaths, second sight, simulacra, gargoyles and baseless legends also get added into the mix. As do Aleister Crowley and Boleskine House, mysterious big cats, the Battle of Culloden and Jacobite demons and folklore. So, something for everyone.

If you’re visiting Loch Ness in the hope of seeing Nessie, then this book is for you, as there’s much more weirdness here than just a monster.

The book covers a triangle stretching from Fort George through Inverness to Kirkhill and down both sides of Loch Ness to Fort Augustus. It includes: Abriachan - Aldourie - Bunchrew - Clava Cairns - Culloden - Daviot - Dores - Dunlichity - Drumnadrochit - Farr - Foyers - Glen Convinth - Glenmoriston - Glen Urquhart - Kiltarlity - Loch Ashie - Loch Mhor - Petty – Strathnairn

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A guide to everything supernatural, paranormal, folkloric and, above all, mysterious about the Isle of Iona and the nearby island of Staffa.

This third book in what they’re all calling “The Guide to Mysterious....” series is a comprehensive guide to everything strange, curious, supernatural, folkloric and weird in the Inverness and Loch Ness area,