@rajm Hey there Richard how have you been? As you probably know, I am in Australia, Canberra, fondly referred to as the Can, our nations capital. Where might you be?
My cousin lives in Toronto. I hear you’re having a mild autumn/winter. We just had a Xmas card from her. So, Richard, have you ever seen anything unusual in the sky? My count is two definite unknowns, two more maybes. One of the unknowns was an orb! Largish orangey-pinkish-reddish thing that bobbed about like thistledown in a gentle breeze. Then it meandered upwards and instantly became indistinguishable from the stars. After reading about UFO’s for many years i was on a natural high for days afterwards.
Very mild yes indeed. Odd.
No sky phenomena of that nature so far. I did have a major space experience in India sitting on the beach one night where we watched the milky way in all its glory for 10 hours. We tracked Orions belt accross the sky. I have to agree with G Hancock, there is a very familiar pull from Siluris…
Good thanks Tim.Toronto Ontario. Im a Brit, been living in Kanata now for 8 years.
My cousin lives in Toronto. I hear you’re having a mild autumn/winter. We just had a Xmas card from her. So, Richard, have you ever seen anything unusual in the sky? My count is two definite unknowns, two more maybes. One of the unknowns was an orb! Largish orangey-pinkish-reddish thing that bobbed about like thistledown in a gentle breeze. Then it meandered upwards and instantly became indistinguishable from the stars. After reading about UFO’s for many years i was on a natural high for days afterwards.
Very mild yes indeed. Odd.
No sky phenomena of that nature so far. I did have a major space experience in India sitting on the beach one night where we watched the milky way in all its glory for 10 hours. We tracked Orions belt accross the sky. I have to agree with G Hancock, there is a very familiar pull from Siluris…