This spring, the spirit of the Bremner legacy reached as far as Mallorca, thanks to David Bremner’s daughter, Georgia, who proudly introduced her classmates to the legend of Nessie as part of a special school project on Scotland. At just six years old, Georgia is now the fourth generation of the family to help spread the story of Loch Ness to the world.
Here’s what Georgia had to say about her experience:
“My name is Georgia Bremner and I’m six years old. We were learning about Scotland at school, and my parents and I chose to teach the class about Loch Ness and Nessie. Some children had heard of her, but not everyone – now they all have! So I’m continuing in my family’s footsteps.”
Her class loved hearing about the possibility of a monster in the loch. Georgia, who has visited Scotland many times and whose dad grew up in Drumnadrochit, even shared what she’d do if she went looking for Nessie:
“I’d take some binoculars and go out on the boat to try and find her. I think Nessie must eat the other fish in the loch – and I think she must be a friendly monster.”
Here is Georgia pictured with her best friend Alexandra
