Witness name supplied; anonymity required. Report 16:
Report
sent to Paul Sinclair
"This following account was what I witnessed about ten years ago
on Cornbrook Close in the village of Wardle. It was about 8 p.m.
on a summer night, so still daylight.
I was with a friend at his mum's bungalow where he was living at
the time. We had just had a barbecue in the back garden, and
they had all gone in the house and I stayed out to smoke a
cigarette on the driveway.
The bungalows across from my friends all have back gardens that
end with an embankment that leads up to adjoining farmland
behind them, so from my viewpoint the edge of the field is above
the roof line of the bungalows and if you was to walk the field
edge you would be looking down into their back gardens. So I'm
smoking my cig and look across to the field, I witness a dark
grey rectangle shaped craft little more that 200 feet from me
tracking along the edge of the field where it drops off into the
bungalow gardens. It was about 10 feet tall by about 7 feet wide
and the lower edges were slanted as in my drawing of it. (see
below)
There was a bright yellow light on the base,
similar yellow to the older style street lights, I could see the
shards of light coming off it even though it was still daylight.
It was about 8 feet off the floor moving at about the speed of
someone walking. It took a few seconds of me looking at it, for
it to sink in what I was looking at. All the time it made no
sound and had no signs of propulsion.
At this point it had started to change course and was heading
away from the edge of the field towards the centre away from me
and my field of view. I shouted inside for my mate to grab his
camera (he had it ready as we had seen lights in the past and
not had it ready in the past to capture them, it was a digital
SLR camera). He came running out: the craft was out of sight at
this point so he had yet to see it, and we both ran towards the
field. He got up the embankment and tried to get some pics of it
but it was off in the distance so they didn't turn out very
good. It was still low to the ground but when he was looking at
it through his camera it was a grey/silver ball."
Paul Sinclair
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