Cheers V, just googled, theres certainly alot on there
the thing that i find the most striking is that it's identical to the one on temple mount and most certainly can't be explained away as 'chinese lanterns":rolleyes:
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I agree. There were a year or two back a couple of UK events which turned out almost certainly to be Chinese Lanterns. In fact, one of them landed overnight in the back garden of I and another person, as she mentioned here at the time.
Since you've got the thread going today, maybe for the last time (?) let's look up "On This Day"? I've no idea what the link will have!
http://www.ufoinfo.com/onthisday/March28.html
Hmm. I read it now. Starts with 1897 but is a fairly quiet day for close encounters. But 1967 is interesting: a car accident with a difference, as, of four or five emerging occupants, one was hit by a car and caused damage to the vehicle! (It's like, "never mind what damage it caused to the being", but then again, who would be brave enough to hang around??)
V
thats the great thing about this day and age, people being able to film things rather then photographs that can be doubted and 'eye witness' accounts...I was listening to the local news a few weeks ago and aparently theres been an increase this year of people seeing unidentifide flying objects in merseyside, seems like it's happening everywhere, I just googled red light ufos and a fair bit comes up....interesting xx
'red light ufos' - does that mean the aliens are abducting the 'ladies of the night' in merseyside? 😀
'red light ufos' - does that mean the aliens are abducting the 'ladies of the night' in merseyside? 😀
I'll have you know there's no such carry on round here:cool:;) xx