While enjoying a walk in the countryside and heading towards the small town of Bonnybridge, they could clearly see a “circle of light” ahead of them. 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. In March of 1992, the Sloggett family was enjoying the crisp early spring air as they took a walk close to their home in Bonnybridge. March 1997: At 22:00 on the Dark Peak, Howden Moor, two sonic booms were heard over the area, and recorded at this time although the RAF denied having supersonic aircraft in the area.

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As she did so, she noticed one of the planes that regularly fly in and out of the nearby Prestwick Transatlantic Airport and watched it for several seconds.Author, Brian Allan, believes the portal not only exists but “sinister forces right here on Earth” [4] also know about it.

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August 1983: 77-year-old Alfred Burtoo was quietly fishing on the Basingstoke Canal when a UFO landed nearby in Aldershot.King would describe to local media that he “noticed two orange lights – one smaller than the other” flying at a relatively low altitude. After a mysterious gap of missing ‘time’ where they succumbed to intrusive alien technology, both men realised that they had been lifted up on board this spaceship and were later transported to an underground cavern system. These artefacts were traditionally curated by the secretive Scottish ‘Star Temple’ or Stella Templum. As well as having its own share of UFO sightings to boast about, many believe a portal exists on the grounds of, or even within, the chapel itself. There were several other reports of a similar object several weeks later in the late autumn of 1992.

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November, 2007: Numerous people from the West Midlands conurbation reported sightings in the evening sky of a silent, triangular object, which the press later dubbed the "Dudley Dorito".And these encounters with alleged alien aircraft don’t just number in a dozen or two, but rather in the hundreds. Since then the reports have come through thick and fast in the area known as the Falkirk Triangle, which branches from Bonnybridge to Stirling and Fife. They watched as the object, which they presumed was a helicopter, fly slowly over from the bridge to above the brightly lit Grangemouth Stadium, where it hovered silently for about five minutes. Rick has also been published by Haunted Times, Paranormal Underground, The Supernatural Magazine and Legends Magazine.