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Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 02:08:37 -0500
From: UFO UpDates - Toronto <ufoupdates@virtuallystrange.net>
(by way of UFO UpDates - Toronto <ufoupdates@virtuallystrange.net>)
Subject: UFO UpDate: Many Share Theories Over Bra Fence 'UFO'
http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,2191491a4560,00.html
Many Share Theories Over Bra Fence 'UFO'
15 January 2003
Image at:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/inl/images/flags/ufo.jpg
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Was it a blur on the lens, a doctored image, a large and
misshapen bird, or was it a visitor from another planet?
No one knows for sure, but dozens of people called a national
radio morning talkback show to share their thoughts about the
object in a photograph printed in the Otago Daily Times
yesterday.
The photo was taken by Dunedin man Tom Ueyama, who was left
baffled as to what the flying saucer shaped object was, which
appears in his shot of the Cardrona bra fence taken on December
28.
Today, dozens of people phoned the Auckland based station to
relay their own experiences with unidentified flying objects,
some of which, were in the lower South Island, around the same
as Mr Ueyama's experience and resembled what appears in the bra
fence photograph.
Waikouaiti man Mac Lotter yesterday called the ODT to relay what
he saw while driving from Waikouaiti to Palmerston, "a couple of
days after Christmas".
"There was something in the sky which looked to be levelling up
with me from a distance.
"It was a really clear day and it was so vivid," Mr Lotter, who
does not believe in UFOs, said.
He described the object as a pure white flat saucer shape.
"I stopped to get my camera, but when I looked up again it had
vanished."
Dunedin Astronomical Society president Peter Jaquiery said there
was nothing "particularly obvious" about the object.
"I am a bit intrigued about the dark area above it, but that
doesn't indicate anything obvious either."
He said he doubted it was the vehicle of a visitor from outer
space.
A spokesman for the Royal New Zealand Air Force confirmed no air
force planes were in the area around the time in question.
[UFO UpDates thanks www.http://anomalist.com for the lead]
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