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The Seafood Feast

Posted on May 26, 2010 by jeffkantoku

The King enjoys a seafood feast.

Posted in The King and the Monster | Tagged brian lewis, castle, childhood archaeology, children's book, crab, feast, fish, fisherman, fishing village, hugh smith, illustrations, king, lake, lake monster, lobster, loch ness, loch ness monster, monster, nessie, ogopogo, sea serpent, seafood, storybook, the king and the monster | Leave a comment

Overlooking the Fishing Village

Posted on May 25, 2010 by jeffkantoku

The King and the Fisherman survey the Fishing Village and the lake.

Posted in The King and the Monster | Tagged brian lewis, childhood archaeology, children's book, fisherman, fishing village, hugh smith, illustrations, king, lake, lake monster, loch ness, loch ness monster, monster, nessie, ogopogo, storybook, the king and the monster | Leave a comment

To the Fishing Village

Posted on May 24, 2010 by jeffkantoku

The King leaves his castle and heads to the fishing village and the lake.

Posted in The King and the Monster | Tagged brian lewis, castle, childhood archaeology, children's book, fishing village, hugh smith, illustrations, king, lake monster, loch ness, loch ness monster, monster, nessie, ogopogo, sea serpent, storybook, the king and the monster | Leave a comment

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