Because when my dad was watching the black triangle, he didn't see what else went on and one of the red lights that stayed and didn't follow the black triangle turned a really, really bright white color. And then just blinked out and another light just shot up into the sky upwards really quickly. I think it was around about midnight. We were pretty much amazed to find out the following morning after this night watch that a new crop circle was found at All Cannings, it's a 9-pointed star formation. And of course, we were trying to figure out if the lights and triangular object that we saw from our perspective at Windmill Hill been in the general direction of All Cannings.
Directions can be deceptive, especially at night.
Nine pointed star with tall swirls of wheat between each point discovered between Stanton St. Bernard and All Cannings on August 8, 2000. One of the nine tall swirls between the nine points of the star. Yes, I was here last summer with my son on numerous occasions and every time we came down, we experienced different sorts of light shows in the area. We sat and watched what we thought were satellites tracking across the night sky only to be completely confounded by their peculiar and erratic motions. Sometimes they would change direction while we were watching them.