The Loch Ness Monster has been holidaying in Somerset.
Visitors to the seaside town of Clevedon spotted the mystery 'sea creature' paddling in the water next to the area's Victorian pier and pointed out that it had a striking resemblance to the legendary Scottish beast.
Anna Purse and her six-year-old daughter Grace caught a glimpse of the 'monster' floating in the sea.
She told the Metro newspaper: "Myself and Grace were sitting on one of the benches before the pier. The shape was right next to the pier and I noticed it moving.
"It moved all the way along the sea in front of us while we were sat there. Grace said it looked like a sea monster, just the shape of it reminded me of Nessie."
However, the 'monster' is likely to be an unusually-shaped piece of driftwood that washes up along the coast.
Purse added: "It was driftwood of course but just looked so unusual."