UFO Spotted in Blackpool

BLACKPOOL - England - Mysterious objects were seen flying over Blackpool pier on Monday according to eyewitness accounts.

Johnson Phuckah from Blackpool got in contact by email this week with this startling photograph which appears to show a suspected UFO in the Pier area of Blackpool. He writes – “I am writing to see if you would be interested in a picture which was taken on my mobile phone yesterday.

It was taken whilst walking on the pier itself. I realised that there seemed to be an unusual object in the sky and decided to take a picture.

On examination it seems to be a saucer-like object flying not far above the pier over the sea.” He wonders if anyone else saw it? Perhaps there were some of those hot air balloons in the vicinity. . .?

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