Well, I may have done so but I just don't know.
I wake up early, usually between 5am and 6am. The other morning I woke up at 5:30 and turned on the tv to watch the Olympics. On the side of our rental we have French doors that look out over the foothills with a few homes on acreages just across Dry Creek Rd.
I was watching tv when I noticed (it was still very dark outside) out of the corner of my eye, an orange object that looked to be about the size of a marble (from here) moving horizontally across the window. I thought it must be a reflection. Nothing on the tv was orange and I didn't have any lights on in the house. I watched it for a minute never taking my eyes off it because I couldn't figure out what it was. There are no roads over there. Finally I got up and walked over to the glass door and peered out.
I cupped my hands around my eyes and watched as this orange glowing "orb" moved slowing between our house and the foothills. It went behind a tree and then came out the other side, then, changed to white - like a headlight but not nearly as bright. I couldn't believe my eyes because I knew after plastering my face against the window that it was definitely not a reflection of something. There was something there.
I ran the few steps to grab the binocs and when I looked back it was gone. I looked through the binocs for a long time trying to find it again but couldn't. I have no idea what I saw but it was weird.
Below is a picture. I didn't take this picture, it was on the internet, but this is exactly what it looked like.
8 comments:
Hmmmm. Verrrrry interesting.
Oh! Could it have been a bicyclist on one of the trails?
Nope, Linda thought that too. As I look out my window during daylight to where I saw it, it was between the trees just off Echinova Dr. and the house just across Dry Creek. It was definately in the air.
And wasn't it to the north-----where the moon never is?
Spooky ! especially changing color.
Hey, Jody...send me an email and I will send you pictures of what I saw on 8-8-12! Lyn W. lyn3939@yahoo.com
So Lyn, how far away were the rods you saw? That's bizarre and don't they move pretty fast? I can't believe you got pictures!
I'm so jealous! Meg and boys and I went on tour of the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park last week, the hotel that inspired Steven King to write "The Shinning" book. I am a believer, but it was pretty lame how that tried to sell the fact that the hotel has ghost kids runnin' around...still fun hour spent tho!
COOL!!!
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