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As a true blue conspiracy theorist I have to ask.....
I know there have been several discussions in the past about u.f.o. s , I was hoping to hear something related to belief or experience in Arizona. There are so many pics. video's etc. out there that It must be true... That's how I'm leaning anyways.
I have never seen one myself so I am still a little skeptical.
I find it hard to believe that a guy on his deathbed pouring his heart out would lie about anything ,never mind u.f.o.'s.
Anyways I will have eyes on the sky ,camera ready on my trip nobo this March hoping for my first sighting .....

I have never seen one myself so I am still a little skeptical.

Go hiking in the Superstitions, there's aliens everywhere, I know..... I've seen em

Valentine's day 2014. Camelback peak 5663. Freaky . There are a couple pics of the orange lights. Either a ufo or a wierd drone test. Pull up the bobp triplog pics to view them.

@BobP
I recall another strange occurance you had with some discussion a few years ago hiking the Four Peaks Tr 130 (part-of the AZT) from the lower Mills Ridge TH?

I go to sleep most every night listing to "Coast to Coast" AM radio. Peter Davenport, the guy that runs the National UFO Reporting Center website http://www.ufocenter.com/ is often on with updates.. it's a very active site he manages for ongoing UFO sightings.

I miss Art Bell.

AZ lumberjack wrote:Go hiking in the Superstitions, there's aliens everywhere, I know..... I've seen em

Careful there Jack as you just might expose my Federal Witness Protection Program ID ;)

chumley wrote:I miss Art Bell.

Proof positive alien abduction is real.

I think that was the same guy in the video I saw. (Art Bell)
I will post here first when I get my pics......
And all you Az. natives down there please do a little dance for me .
I need some cold and rain
I sure hope I don't run into Alien pic #2 He looks awful sacary....

oldmanonthetrail wrote:I sure hope I don't run into Alien pic #2 He looks awful sacary....

Unless you're hiking the forum, I think you'll be very safe.

I'm just curious about Bigfoot.

@SpiderLegs
There's a thread about that already. I think it's found under "encounters"

Besides the famous Phoenix Lights, other hot spots for strange lights are...Childs, Sierra Anchas and the always mysterious Baca Float

@Grasshopper
That was the same hike

Alston Neal wrote:

chumley wrote:I miss Art Bell.

Proof positive alien abduction is real.

I believe Art Bell is still alive & well in the Philippines. He left Pahrump, Nevada, married a Philippine woman 1/3 his age. He is also a very serious Amateur Radio enthusiast.

Grasshopper wrote:

Alston Neal wrote:

chumley wrote:I miss Art Bell.

Proof positive alien abduction is real.

I believe Art Bell is still alive & well in the Philippines. He left Pahrump, Nevada, married a Philippine woman 1/3 his age. He is also a very serious Amateur Radio enthusiast.

He actually started a new show called Midnight in the Desert back in July last year. It was great. Me and the usual crew love to sit around the fire after a day of backpacking and listen to C2C (w/ Art Bell) or MITD before hitting the sack. I don't take 90% of it seriously, but it's still good radio and entertaining nonetheless.

However, he recently quit MITD because of alleged gun shots heard outside his studio in Nevada in conjunction with threatening phone calls. Sad we only had him for 6 more months.

Oh yeah, George Noory sucks.

I met Travis Walton while working on a project together. Really nice guy, "down to earth", "kinda spacey", positive attitude, always seemed to be looking up.

Ignored the No Camping sign that was posted and camped one night adjacent to the facility on Four Peaks. Got real windy and there was bright lights as a helicopter landed. I was not asked to take them to my leader but I was taken to someone who was apparently their leader. Some yelling but thankfully no probing.

Was that the communications site near the junction? Or is there another facility?