Behind The Scenes With Mr Lyan: Hunting The Loch Ness Monster

We are on Loch Ness, and we are spotting Finesse, obviously. We could go over the fence, but they don't have as much fence to me. Stunning, look at this. It's unbelievable. I mean, I keep saying that you don't get bad weather in Scotland, but this is proving me Perry right, because it's fantastical. We're going to go take a boat ride, which is going to be very fun. Have a nip of whisky on the water. Sláinte. Sláinte. Sláinte. And then we're going to shoot the first sequence of our Scotland episode. Do you think you're going to see Loch Ness? Of course we're going to see Nessie. It's going to be great. It's going to be the bonus aspect of the episode. We're going to have a monster sighting. I'm really blind. And although we all know Nessie isn't real, the love for the incredible prodgies from this magical country very much is. So we'll be driving kind of regular speed for a bit. Then at some point we'll kick in a bit of speed, give us some reactions. So how many times have you seen the Loch Ness monster? I've not personally seen the monster myself. My great-granny lived here for over 50 years on the shores of Loch Ness. It took her 50 years hanging out in the water one day to see the monster. But we're not sure how many dramas she's had that day. So you don't have any particular tips or tricks for seeing her? No, I've just got my eyes peeled. A lot of locals wouldn't tell you if they've seen the monster because they think you've been on the dramas all day long and seen Hings. But there are Hings that will catch the corner of your eye. Could well be something hiding in here. Plenty deep enough. Deep enough, and it's clearly quite a magical place. Yes, it is, yes.