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UFOs REAPPEAR IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
On Monday, February 3, 2003, at 8 a.m., a man working at the Houston
Forest Products lumber yard in Houston (population 3,934), a town in
Canada's northern British Columbia province, had a UFO encounter.
According to Canadian ufologist Brian Vike, Houston Forest Products is
one of the two large sawmills in the town, and the witness "was operating
a heavy machine in the log yard when an 'extremely' bright yellow/orange
light caught his attention. The light was coming from the north side of
Peacock Mountain, which is at the south end of the company's property.
There was a low-lying fog in the valley that morning. After he saw the
intense light, he saw what he first thought was a helicopter but wondered
why it had such a bright light on it. Then after a couple of seconds
went by, he thought it couldn't be a helicopter due to the (large) size
of it."
"The UFO was two kilometers (1.2 miles) away on the side of Peacock
Mountain, either hovering or 'on the ground' for approximately 40
seconds. The witness said the colour of the object was a light
gray/white. And the colour was changing, almost as if it were
translucent. The craft was oval in shape with this bright yellow/orange
light dead center at the bottom. As the witness was watching it, it rose
up a little and flew to the south, heading for the top of Peacock
Mountain. Before it even came close to the top of the mountain, it
completely disappeared, or, as they say, 'blinked out.'"
Twelve hours later, at precisely 8:10 p.m., there was a sighting at
Canfor, the other large sawmill in Houston, B.C. "A Canfor employee who
runs a trackmobile at the sawmill was moving around (wood) chip cars on
company property. He said he climbed down off the machine he was
operating and switched over to another (rail) track, when an extremely
fast object, or for a better word, three bright, hazy, blue/white lights
came out of the north and disappeared to the south. The witness said,
'Everything happened too fast,' and he could not make out any outline of
what he was seeing. He said the three lights were in a triangular
formation. He mentioned the lights were not that high above him, but had
to be high enough to clear the mountains to the south of the Morice
Valley, which are 2,000 to 3,000 feet (600 to 900 meters) high."
On Monday, February 10, 2003, a witness in Duncan, B.C. (population
4,583) "was walking his dog in the park when he observed a circular
object with what he described as 'a Ring of fire' around it. His dog was
going completely nuts (crazy) while the event was going on." Asked how
far away the UFO was, the witness replied, "'Maybe four to six city
blocks away, up in the sky.' He also said the ring which surrounded the
object would twirl around the main body of it. There were a number of
colours coming from it such as blue, green, etc. It would move up and
down. When it got down to the cloud cover, the colour changed to an
orange. The chap also said that the object seemed to take its time
moving up and down. The witness's dog at the time actually took a bite
at its owner's foot, as it was frightened of what was going on. There
was no sound heard from the object. He estimated that the UFO 'was the
size of a dinner plate at four to six blocks away.' The sighting lasted
for five minutes before the object disappeared." (Many thanks to
Canadian ufologist Brian Vike for these reports.)
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