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Legend of the Loch - Highland Cream- 2.5 oz Ground Sample
Legend of the Loch - Highland Cream- 2.5 oz Ground Sample
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Legend of the Loch - Highland Cream flavored coffee is a delightful combination of Sweet Cream and Honey, Carmalized Sugar and a wee hint of Salted Vanilla. Medium roast. We have worked long and hard on this and know you will love this special brew!
Read the lore of the Legend of the Loch:
In the bright afternoon sunshine, on the shores of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands, I pressed record as the gentleman across the table from me began to speak. "I first saw 'er in 1957", said Whitiker MacFilson who had just turned 82 years of age this week. His wiry grey hair and wrinkled skin spoke of a world of experience. "Saw 'er, that is to say. Of course, we heard of 'er for many years before that," he added with a twinkle of a younger man in his eye.
"Was fishing with me uncle and we saw 'er head rise through the water. It’s was a dreich day and the fog was on the Loch. Moving fast she was, leaving a wake behind 'er," Whitaker exclaimed. "Just off the shore of the old castle Urquhart, we saw 'er. Seems she has some connection to that castle they say. Of course, she disappeared into the dark water just as fast as she rose, but I know what I saw. My uncle never talked about it afterward but like I say, I know what I saw. It was the monster I say. Couldn't have been anything else." he said as his voice drifted off with the memories.
I thanked Mr. MacFilson for the interview and carefully packed up my recorder and reporting gear.
I had rented a small boat for later that afternoon and planned to spend some time out on the water. I would stay on the water overnight hoping to catch a glimpse or at least learn a little about the Loch. Something was out there, that was clear from my weeks of interviews. Now to find the beast....
