Lord Lucan
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NOTE: This thread was spun off from:
Westall / Clayton South Incident (1966; Australia)
https://forums.forteana.org/index.php?threads/westall-clayton-south-incident-1966-australia.65893/
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Just reading about this case elsewhere, when I cam across the following story about an encounter in Victoria that happened 2 days before the Westall incident that I'd not heard of before.
Interesting, yes! Possibly related? Who knows.
Burkes Flat UFO:
Westall / Clayton South Incident (1966; Australia)
https://forums.forteana.org/index.php?threads/westall-clayton-south-incident-1966-australia.65893/
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Just reading about this case elsewhere, when I cam across the following story about an encounter in Victoria that happened 2 days before the Westall incident that I'd not heard of before.
Interesting, yes! Possibly related? Who knows.
Burkes Flat UFO:
https://www.ufocasebook.com/2014/1966-australia-burkes-flat-ufo.htmlDate: April 4th, 1966 - Location: Burkes Flat, Victoria, Australia
At about 8:00 p.m., Ron Sullivan, was travelling on a straight sealed section of the Dunolly-St.Arnaud road, near Bourkes Flat, in central country Victoria. Ahead in a pasture off to his right, Sullivan observed an unusual light.
He first took it to be a tractor, engaged in night plowing, but as he drew closer, Sullivan began to see a most unusual light display, located at ground level.
The following things happened quickly as he drew closer to the scene, and then passed it. He was paying attention to both the light display in the pasture on his right and the road when he observed the following sequence of light display in the strange phenomenon in the pasture.
Initially, as he approached, Sullivan saw a white phosphorous type of light on the ground that appeared to be about 15' in diameter. It opened up and there was another white oval on top of it, about 30' in height, coming down making the shape of a cone, with a 15' bottom diameter and 20' top diameter.
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