03-20-2017, 08:14 PM
My couple of... somethings.
Around 10.00am on a Monday.
It was a summer's weekday morning, I was taking a break from work and
with the sun blazing in a cloudless sky, I thought I'd set my recliner outside
BIAD's shed.
So I laid facing south reading a paperback and attempting to get some tan
on my bod -even though it's difficult on an English morning to do so.
After about thirty minutes, I felt the need to look up from my reading and
squint at the sky. Looking up between the gable-end of my house facing
east and a perimeter wall running south-east-to-north-west, I saw a white
sphere or ball speeding from the tip of the gable-end and heading eastwards.
It was very fast and seemed not very high considering it's size, which I would
estimate the size slightly larger than a basketball.
That in mind, imagine a basketball being looked on as being the size of a pea.
That's the nearest I can offer as to size and the speed I cannot estimate except
to say that it the fastest thing I've seen.
There was no sound.
Why I looked up, I don't know and that's what really bothers me.
The other sighting was three off-white spheres moving quickly south to north
above Highway 25 (Canam Highway) just south of the main sector of Belen
New Mexico.
My wife, young son and I were enjoying the motel's pool before storm clouds
arrived and as I'd just got out of the water to ponder the high thunder-heads
coming westwards, I spotted the trio of balls at my right-hand side.
I asked to my wife if she could see them from her position and she replied that
part of the motel building was in the way. The orbs continued to travel from
my right until they reached about 'one o'clock' of my viewing.
Then as the clouds were almost upon the town itself, the spheres spun in a
slow spiral-fashion upwards into the clouds until I could barely glimpse them
in the odd piece of blue high up.
I would estimate the size of the objects to be similar to a small European car.
The rate of speed wasn't anything noticeable and if it hadn't been for the
way they maneuvered -a manner that wasn't anything fancy, but it seemed
deliberate, I would've just called them balloons.
Around 10.00am on a Monday.
It was a summer's weekday morning, I was taking a break from work and
with the sun blazing in a cloudless sky, I thought I'd set my recliner outside
BIAD's shed.
So I laid facing south reading a paperback and attempting to get some tan
on my bod -even though it's difficult on an English morning to do so.
After about thirty minutes, I felt the need to look up from my reading and
squint at the sky. Looking up between the gable-end of my house facing
east and a perimeter wall running south-east-to-north-west, I saw a white
sphere or ball speeding from the tip of the gable-end and heading eastwards.
It was very fast and seemed not very high considering it's size, which I would
estimate the size slightly larger than a basketball.
That in mind, imagine a basketball being looked on as being the size of a pea.
That's the nearest I can offer as to size and the speed I cannot estimate except
to say that it the fastest thing I've seen.
There was no sound.
Why I looked up, I don't know and that's what really bothers me.
The other sighting was three off-white spheres moving quickly south to north
above Highway 25 (Canam Highway) just south of the main sector of Belen
New Mexico.
My wife, young son and I were enjoying the motel's pool before storm clouds
arrived and as I'd just got out of the water to ponder the high thunder-heads
coming westwards, I spotted the trio of balls at my right-hand side.
I asked to my wife if she could see them from her position and she replied that
part of the motel building was in the way. The orbs continued to travel from
my right until they reached about 'one o'clock' of my viewing.
Then as the clouds were almost upon the town itself, the spheres spun in a
slow spiral-fashion upwards into the clouds until I could barely glimpse them
in the odd piece of blue high up.
I would estimate the size of the objects to be similar to a small European car.
The rate of speed wasn't anything noticeable and if it hadn't been for the
way they maneuvered -a manner that wasn't anything fancy, but it seemed
deliberate, I would've just called them balloons.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.