Friday, 4 November 2011
Thursday, 3 November 2011
More sightings are reported in UFO mystery | This is South Wales
More sightings are reported in UFO mystery | This is South Wales: "MORE sightings of a mystery light over Llanboidy, which it is claimed could be a UFO, have been reported.
Earlier this month, Whitland carer Pru Perkins, 68, was travelling to Llanboidy when she stopped to take a few pictures of the sunrise shortly after 7am on October 2.
When Pru, who lives at Llys y Croft in Whitland, looked at the pictures taken on her mobile phone, she discovered a strange light above the sun, which appeared to have a ray coming from it."
Since then, other sightings of the mysterious light have been reported.
John Milburn, from Meidrim Road, St Clears, also witnessed the UFO at 4.20am that day."
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Earlier this month, Whitland carer Pru Perkins, 68, was travelling to Llanboidy when she stopped to take a few pictures of the sunrise shortly after 7am on October 2.
When Pru, who lives at Llys y Croft in Whitland, looked at the pictures taken on her mobile phone, she discovered a strange light above the sun, which appeared to have a ray coming from it."
Since then, other sightings of the mysterious light have been reported.
John Milburn, from Meidrim Road, St Clears, also witnessed the UFO at 4.20am that day."
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Conwy Valley woman's book on six-day tractor trip across Wales, while eight-months pregnant - North Wales Weekly News
Conwy Valley woman's book on six-day tractor trip across Wales, while eight-months pregnant - North Wales Weekly News: "Josephine set off at Pendine Sands in the south, and drove using green lanes and single track roads to Whistling Sands in the north, on the Llyn Peninsula. The trip lasted six days.
“I experienced the most amazing scenery on the trip and found travelling slowly also slowed my mind down,” she said.
“I felt very calm and really enjoyed my own company. The fact it didn’t rain was also a bonus as the tractor had no cab and I was camping every night."
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“I experienced the most amazing scenery on the trip and found travelling slowly also slowed my mind down,” she said.
“I felt very calm and really enjoyed my own company. The fact it didn’t rain was also a bonus as the tractor had no cab and I was camping every night."
'via Blog this'
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