If you want to see Nessie and at the same time dream about a trip to Sweden, you can save some money by going to the lake Stroshen. It is located in Sweden, and there are chances to see a monster here you will be no less than on Loch Ness. Amazing but even the surroundings of this lake are very reminiscent of Scotland, so the trip to the Swedish “Nessi” is unlikely to disappoint you. How the trolls boiled teapot There is an ancient local legend explaining how to his famous monster appeared on the lake Stursion. Back in 1635 this the legend was recorded by the priest Mugens Pedersen. According to legend once two trolls gathered to boil water on the lake. They made a small fire and hung a kettle over it. Although the water it boiled for a long time, they all did not take off the kettle and boiled water before a terrible creature with a cat jumped out of a teapot head and snake body. It quickly looked around and disappeared into the lake. Monument to the monster on the lake 
Photos from open sources They say that the little monster the lake was so liked that it began to grow by leaps and bounds hours and reached such incredible sizes that its length was enough, to wrap yourself around the island of Frosyon. It is on this island is the northernmost runestone of Sweden, on which depicts a snake surrounding some Old Norse symbols. About This stone, like the monster itself, has many legends. IN long time ago the lake monster is so dopey locals that they even turned to the sorcerer. He made a special potion, then cast a spell, it was it that was encrypted in runic inscriptions on the stone. After this, the monster calmed down for centuries. Monster runestone 
Photos from open sources Rumor has it that it is worth saying the spell again, as the monster begins again to be vile and annoy people. There is a legend according to which bewitched the head of a serpent-like monster is pressed down with a stone, and its tail stretches right on the other side of the lake. Allegedly only this stone and protects the population from the monster, therefore it cannot be moved and clean up. When this stone fell during the battle of Ostersund, people For a long time they could not cross the strait because of the monster, but when the stone raised, the monster calmed down again. Perhaps no one about these legends I wouldn’t remember if the monster didn’t appear on surface of the lake. Passion Around the Monster Attempts to Catch the monsters of Stursion Lake have a long history. In 1894, the captain Swedish fleet Deder, obsessed with the idea of catching a lake monster, even created for this purpose a real joint stock company society. The idea failed, the shareholders were left with nothing. Some kind they stopped talking about the monster, apparently he didn’t like it, and he decided to remind himself. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the monster began get out to the shore of the lake and chase tourists and local peasants. The patience of the people who inhabited the shores of the lake is over, when the monster terribly scared two girls, chasing after them. For the monster’s capture on the shore set up a big snare-trap, however the mysterious creature somehow managed not to please her. They decided to kill the monster, for this purpose they hired a harpoonman, who year wandered along the shore, but did not see the monster. Failure the harpooner did not say that no monster was simply existed or he died of old age or indigestion. Locals continued to periodically observe him, at this moment accumulated about 500 eyewitness accounts. Local authorities, fearing that various amateur researchers and hunters can kill or injure a monster that is magnificent bait for tourists, decided to protect him from various harassment. In 1986, the Administrative Court of Jämtland officially banned attempts to “kill, harm or catch a living creature known as the “sea monster” of Sturshen Lake. It was also forbidden to “seize or damage his caviar, masonry or dwellings. ” 
Photos from open sources. However, this decision caused Ministry irritation, government officials said a mythical creature whose real existence has not yet been proven such protection is not needed. In the end, the regional council succumbed and decided to remove the monster of the lake Sturshen from the local “Red books. “True, he categorically refused to admit that in fact in fact there is no monster in the lake. First scientific evidence? There is still no more or less clear pictures of this mysterious monster. According to descriptions eyewitnesses, this snake-like creature with a dog’s head and fins on the neck. Many versions have been put forward, which may be lake monster. Some suggest that this is huge, not yet open cetacean, others see it as an impressive catfish, still others speak of a flock of moose crossing the strait and taken by some simpletons as a monster. In June 1998, a monster managed to shoot on film, after which they re-activated Attempts to catch a monster or at least make it out properly. Alas, they again ended in failure. Relatively recently filming a group of documentary films set along the shores of Lake Stursen automatic video cameras that respond to thermal radiation. Video recording with a creature from Stursjon lake from 2008 One of the cameras managed to fix the monster. One member the film crew commented on the achieved result: “It’s obvious that it is warm and composed of cells, otherwise our cameras wouldn’t fix it. “So the assumption is that the monster is just gas bubbles, you can safely discard. New evidence of the monster’s reality aroused very great interest, the American television company NBC even announced its intention to make a documentary about the mysterious creature of Stursion lake. For additional material to appear, researchers increase ashore automatic video cameras. Perhaps in the near future there will be new evidence that the Swedish Ness is not a myth, but quite real existing animal. Abnormal News # 47, 2013
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