Paige Daley keeps tabs on the official sightings register and Nessie fanclub but is using social media to get more people into the legendary creature.
A young nurse who inherited the running of a Nessie- spotting service is bringing the legendary beast to a new generation through TikTok.
More than 17,000 people follow her TikTok account and her videos about the mysterious underwater creature have been viewed more than a million times. “Being brought up around the Loch Ness monster, there is no question in my mind – there’s something there.“From a young age being around my dad when he’d be doing things on TV and talking to people about the Loch Ness monster, I’d be there in the background.
Top news stories today Despite being a believer in the myth for her whole life, Paige is yet to have a confirmed sighting of the beast herself. Paige said: “One of the biggest qualifying things has to be getting context like location, time and then ideally evidenced in a picture or video.
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