UFO stories

[Oz-of-Cowboy-Country]

I've seen enough UFO's to know there are two different kinds. One leaves a yellowish streak behind it and one that leaves a blueish streak behind it. The Yellows are less advanced than the Blues. The Yellows have to come to a complete stop just to change directions. The Blues can elevate, descend, bank left or right while still moving forward.

 

[Cowpolk]

I've seen enough UFO's to know there are two different kinds. One leaves a yellowish streak behind it and one that leaves a blueish streak behind it. The Yellows are less advanced than the Blues. The Yellows have to come to a complete stop just to change directions. The Blues can elevate, descend, bank left or right while still moving forward.

What do the purple and the pink ones have the ability to do?

 

[Oz-of-Cowboy-Country]

What do the purple and the pink ones have the ability to do?

Never seen any purple and pink ones.

 

[VaqueroTD]

I've heard a few other stories about people seeing UFOs from North Austin to just south of Waco. I don't remember the details as it's been some time ago but remember several people seeing one hovering over I-35

I was out partying in that area when I was in college. MIddle of nowhere, deep in hill country woods, rest stop type place, the type of dumb things you do when you're young. We were all #*$#* up.

We saw a light coming at us, it was the wierdest thing. Best way to describe it is it was getting closer, but not getting larger. We got freaked out and left. We were also worried it was some type of security because we were next to a large high fenced in area. Anyways, like I said, we were all blitzed so I take it with a grain of salt, but I can easily see some of those desolate highways in Texas prime for UFO stories.

Especially if you go west towards El Paso or south towards Laredo. NOTHING on the road for miles.

 

[Seth5545]

I think other beings have been here long before us and probably monitoring us lol

If they decide to destroy the planet I wouldn't really blame them either

 

[JIMMYBUFFETT]

Speaking of aerial phenomenon, have any of you Texas guys ever drove over and witnessed the Marfa lights? Those are very peculiar and interesting.

We had a hunting lease that bordered the Marfa Light viewing area for two seasons. It's just a little roadside adobe building and benches where you can watch the lights. We had a barn on the attached property. The first season we stayed there I saw the lights every night. The second season we didn't see them at all. The best way I could describe them is they look and move like oversized fireflies.

I was camping in near by Big Bend N.P. once years later at a place called Marical Canyon high above the Rio Grande. It's a killer 1400 foot narrow slot canyon with amazing views. They won't let you camp up top so we were camped at the trailhead about 6 miles away. I had my brother and a friend with me who decide we wanted to see the stars from the top of the canyon so we did a night hike up there. When we got to the top of the canyon and looked down we all 3 instantly saw 2 orbs floating down the canyon well above the river. We couldn't judge size from that distance but I'd guess one was the size of a soccer ball while the other was the size of a golf ball. They were following each other in perfect unison down the canyon and out of our site. No clue.