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Rendlesham Forest revisited Part five June 2nd 2011 |
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A last-minute
opportunity arose for our team of enthusiasts to spend some time in the
Forest with Brenda Butler and her
niece Bev. Lin & I met up mid-morning with Bill, Jason, Rosie & Thomas at the East Gate and were interested to see a platoon of armed REME squadies yomping along the perimeter: Apache helicopters were much in evidence and it was intriguing to witness an apparent Jet Provost carrying out 'touch & go' approaches. We showed 'first-timer' Bill all the regular sites, before exploring the finger of woodland indicated by Larry Warren and John Burroughs as being the location of the small stream traversed by Col Halt and his team at Capel Green. |
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This little
peninsula among the barley conforms exactly to Col Halt's account of his
experiences.
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Later,
we were joined by seasoned campaigner Paul Williams: after a break for
supper, we met Brenda & Bev at 7.00pm.
A long and highly entertaining guided tour ensued, starting with the 'new' landing site to the north of RAF Woodbridge |
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We obtained
some interesting pictures: a daylight disc over the base and some strange
orbs, many apparently with faces!
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Fellow
investigator (and sceptic!) Paul Williams sent us all a DVD of our walk
with Brenda: he didn't spot this figure
watching us from behind a birch sapling at the entrance to track 10, but Jason's children did! No enhancement here, other than enlargement and a little contrast increase. Note the orb, too! |
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