| ID | #1599149847 |
| Added | Thu, 03/09/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | LDLN Circle of Clermont-Riom
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
M. Gorse, a member of the Clermont-Riom LDLN, was driving along the road under the bare hill of Puy de Chanturgue in rainy weather when he saw on the hill, about 600 feet away, a black triangular figure supporting a square head resembling a "champagne cork".
Stopping the car, he got out to watch this object, which moved without touching the ground, sometimes passing behind bushes. It was the size of a man, but wider.
At one time it disappeared before his eyes, then reappeared. He broke off surveillance after 4 minutes.
Original news
Date: February 14 1970
Location: Clermont Ferrand, Puy De Dome France
Time: 1020A
Summary: M Gorce, a member of the Clermont-Riom LDLN circle, was driving on a road below the bare hill, Puy-de-Chanturge, in rainy weather, when he saw on the hill, about 600 ft away, a black triangular form supporting a square head, resembling a “champagne cork.” Stopping his car, he got out to observe this object, which was moving about without touching the ground, sometimes passing behind bushes. It was about the size of a man, but wider. At one time it disappeared before his eyes, then reappeared. He broke off the observation after 4 minutes.
Source: LDLN Circle of Clermont-Riom
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