A metallic disc-shaped craft was caught on camera as it hovered above Craigluscar Reservoir near Dunfermline, Fife, on February 19, 1994. She would recall that the lights were moving in a “spinning motion” before they “occasionally shot off to the side”. Even her usually skeptical husband admitted they were bizarre and that “something strange (was) going on”. What’s more, many of the sightings have multiple witnesses, making them altogether more credible. In 1989, a fire crew would make a report of a “red object” that approached their fire engine as they battled a fire. According to the report, it would hover for several moments before speeding away. However, a second object then immediately appeared. This one an intense bright white. Similarly, it would head towards the crew before zooming off.

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The answers can be as mysterious as the events themselves, ever being reshaped and retold. However, with UFO and paranormal activity often in plain view for the naked eye on any given day or night in this area it is always best to come equipped with at least a camera ... and probably some rainwear! Some people have claimed to have seen at least one of those pictures, with one such person stating they showed a “vast, diamond-shaped UFO, metallic silver in color, apparently hovering low over the Scottish countryside”.

HISTORICALLY , the Falkirk Triangle has shown itself to be a mysterious place steeped in its own history of paranormal and supernatural activity, creating ample opportunities for great, fun days out, whether exploring scenes where the unusual happened or satisfying the curiosity of more serious paranormal sleuths with fine detail from another world or mysteries from this: Eventually, their path took them toward the green. The man was still there and was moving around, roughly on the same spot. As they got closer, they realized this man appeared very strange indeed. He appeared to be approximately seven feet tall and extremely thin. Billy Buchanan photographed in UFO hotspot Bonnybridge. Picture: Gordon Terris/The Herald (Image: Gordon Terris) December 1987: Philip Spencer (pseudonym), a retired policeman, took a picture on Ilkley Moor, which is claimed [ by whom?] to be of an alien creature, and then saw a white-coloured craft leaving the area. The object in the photograph was examined by Kodak Laboratories at Hemel Hempstead and they decided that the object was not superimposed. This was one of the few British close encounters of the third kind. Under hypnosis he claimed to have been abducted and medically examined. [65] Airbus pilot reveals near-miss with UFO over Berkshire countryside - The Independent". Independent.co.uk. 6 January 2014 . Retrieved 12 May 2014.

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Might it be that something resides within these triangular boundaries that attracts these strange aerial anomalies? Might some kind of naturally occurring portal or gateway open there, allowing these strange crafts to pass into our world? Or might there even be an extraterrestrial base within the region? These are most certainly outlandish notions, no doubt. Only further study and focus on the strange activities in the region, both from the past and in our contemporary age will bring forth further clues. Sightings Persist Into The Contemporary EraThe Provost of Falkirk, and independent councillor Billy Buchanan, certainly does. He has written to three Prime Ministers demanding inquiries, so far with no result. “How do we know aliens aren’t walking about?” he said in 2005. How indeed? We’ve all had our suspicions of people.