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UFO-DOUGHNUT SHAPED PHOTO-NEAR WIND FARM

-CAUGHT ON CAMERA BEFORE DAMAGE TO WIND TURBINE-

-Thought this might shed some light on 'maybe-what happened to the wind turbine and it's missing BLADE/damage. I put the 'Yellow Arrow' into the photo to highlight the UFO. Anyone have any ideas/reports on UFO's being implicated in the 'Turbine damage'? Lots of folks think so-Captain

This doughnut-shaped UFO was caught on camera near Conisholme wind farm-BRITAIN-a few weeks before the wind turbine was damaged.

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Brian Lee, 55, was driving on Billings Gate road in South Somercotes at 4.30pm on December 9 and stopped his car to take some pictures of a dramatic sunset on his mobile phone.

It wasn't until he returned home and looked over the images that he discovered the strange object in one of them.

He said: 'I looked at my phone and just saw this donut-shaped thing in the sky; I didn't know what to think it was'.

The image, facing a south westerly direction, also shows the headlights of a car approaching. The mystery object can be seen in the sky amidst the dark clouds.

Mr Lee, from nearby Saltfleet, said: 'I've sat on this photo for a while because I just didn't know what to think about it, but after seeing all your stories in the Leader about the wind farm UFOs I thought maybe I should show somebody'.

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captain, on Jan 18 2009, 04:41 PM, said:

UFO-DOUGHNUT SHAPED PHOTO-NEAR WIND FARM

-CAUGHT ON CAMERA BEFORE DAMAGE TO WIND TURBINE-

-Thought this might shed some light on 'maybe-what happened to the wind turbine and it's missing BLADE/damage. I put the 'Yellow Arrow' into the photo to highlight the UFO. Anyone have any ideas/reports on UFO's being implicated in the 'Turbine damage'? Lots of folks think so-Captain

This doughnut-shaped UFO was caught on camera near Conisholme wind farm-BRITAIN-a few weeks before the wind turbine was damaged.

DOUGHNUT...FO_PHOTO.jpg

Brian Lee, 55, was driving on Billings Gate road in South Somercotes at 4.30pm on December 9 and stopped his car to take some pictures of a dramatic sunset on his mobile phone.

It wasn't until he returned home and looked over the images that he discovered the strange object in one of them.

He said: 'I looked at my phone and just saw this donut-shaped thing in the sky; I didn't know what to think it was'.

The image, facing a south westerly direction, also shows the headlights of a car approaching. The mystery object can be seen in the sky amidst the dark clouds.

Mr Lee, from nearby Saltfleet, said: 'I've sat on this photo for a while because I just didn't know what to think about it, but after seeing all your stories in the Leader about the wind farm UFOs I thought maybe I should show somebody'.

*'Sweeps' NOTE:

…Interesting folks…since we had NICK on 1 of our 'Sweeps Fox Shows'/Radio.
He does some credible reporting…and has the History/Credentials. OK/'S'

UPDATE: Expert Nick Pope on weird donut UFO mystery:

UFO expert Nick Pope has said a donut shaped object photographed near Louth is 'bizarre'.

Brian Lee, 55, was driving in South Somercotes on December 9 and stopped his car to take some pictures of a dramatic sunset on his mobile phone.

It wasn't until he returned home and looked over the images that he discovered the strange donut shaped object in one of them.

Nick Pope, who worked on the Ministry of Defence's 'UFO desk' in the 1990s, told us: 'This is a really bizarre photo. When people don't see anything at the time, but later notice something unusual on the image, it suggests a fault with the camera or the film'.

'But I've seen numerous such photos and this looks different. It's one of the oddest looking UFO photos I've ever seen'.

'The MoD should analyse the image and check to see if anything was detected on radar'.

* Meanwhile, many people do believe in aliens following the recent spate of UFO sightings, according to a recent vote on this website!

We asked people on our website vote: 'Do you think we are being visited by aliens'?

Out of almost 200 people who voted 72 per cent answered 'yes' and 28 per cent answered 'no'.