Thursday, June 01, 2006
UFO 'mystery' has town buzzing
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baby 6Posted by Beewitch Posted by Ninja T. Penguin
(Dries Liebenberg - News24.com) from South Africa.
Port Shepstone - Was it a tornado? Or was it an unidentified object that crashed into the sea?
This was the question on everybody's lips after the NSRI received a call and subsequently searched the area at Port Shepstone for more than two hours looking for an "unidentified flying object" that had crashed into the sea at the weekend.
Frans van Rensburg, a teacher at Port Shepstone High School, said on Monday it was simply a tornado that sucked up the sea water behind the breakers.
It was halftime during a rugby match between the first rugby teams of Port Shepstone and Ixopo when he noticed a dark cloud just before noon on a perfectly sunny Saturday morning.
"A few weeks ago, we also watched a cold front move in and shake the palm...
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baby 6Posted by Beewitch Posted by Ninja T. Penguin
(Dries Liebenberg - News24.com) from South Africa.
Port Shepstone - Was it a tornado? Or was it an unidentified object that crashed into the sea?
This was the question on everybody's lips after the NSRI received a call and subsequently searched the area at Port Shepstone for more than two hours looking for an "unidentified flying object" that had crashed into the sea at the weekend.
Frans van Rensburg, a teacher at Port Shepstone High School, said on Monday it was simply a tornado that sucked up the sea water behind the breakers.
It was halftime during a rugby match between the first rugby teams of Port Shepstone and Ixopo when he noticed a dark cloud just before noon on a perfectly sunny Saturday morning.
"A few weeks ago, we also watched a cold front move in and shake the palm...
Read More...
