Cryptozoology

I’ve always had a soft spot for Yeti (the abominable snowman), Sasquatch (”wild man of the woods”), the Loch Ness monster, and other folklorish creatures that dreamy people think are real. And thus I was delighted when the Scottish loch-ness-monster.jpgserpent was spotted on holiday in Brooklyn of all places. Artist Cameron Gainer installed the 12.5-foot-tall Nessie in the salt marsh off Marine Park. I’ve watched Nessie grow up, because Cameron built the serpent in my friend Matt’s synagogue. New Yorkers in need of a nature fix should check out the improbable visitor.

4 Responses to “Cryptozoology”

  1. Jon Jacobs Says:

    Marine Park! Wow, I live right there! Thanks for the head-up, Paul.

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  3. paulhoffman Says:

    Jon, I visited on Sunday because the artist was showing the serpent to a group of colleagues and friends. It’s really awesome. I think Nessie is visiting the salt marsh until the middle of December.

  4. bob Says:

    how fake can u get i mean just look at that

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