Mystery lights caused my camera to malfunction, says allotment holder

As a keen photographer last year, I was taking photos of the sunset in some Felpham allotments when I saw two orange balls of light fly out of the sky and then hover at the other end of the allotment. I took photos of them.

My initial reaction was to walk towards them to get closer shots, but halfway along the path everything suddenly went very cold, my hairs stood on end and I decided to leave quickly.

It is strange, but the balls of light also seemed to have affected my camera.

The background sunset and trees became very dark and blurred and there was a mysterious shaft of light in the sky.

I think these photos do confirm other sightings of unidentified flying objects in the Bognor area.

I have seen similar UFOs in Keilder Forest in Northumberland and Crystal Palace Park in London where I also took photos of them.

In both cases, they can fly at great speeds and even zig zag in all directions and then hover in front of you as if inviting you to go closer to investigate them, usually in more remote areas off the beaten track.

So what are these mysterious flying objects that defy scientific explanation?

Personally, I think they must be extra-extraterres-trial or possibly some kind of supernatural phenomenon.

Our ancestors can come back as ghosts, so why not as balls of light?

Perhaps they are spirits there to watch over us and protect us and not aliens who possibly want to abduct or invade us.

Whatever they are, they are definitely there.

On a lighter note, at least they caused no damage and did not take our carrots and potatoes.

Michael Wiseman

The Old Rectory, Felpham

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