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The Welsh Triangle Revisited
Called on by Intelligence services to investigate a mysterious series of UFO sightings in rural South Wales, secret spy, Peter Paget uncovered a tale he would have found hard to believe had he not heard it first-hand from credible witnesses. Under the cover of writing a book, the first edition of The Welsh Triangle, the author took the testimonies of villagers and farmers who were experiencing ongoing sightings of strange, silver-suited figures, saucer-shaped UFOs and other unexplainable phenomena near their homes and businesses. The goings-on had been taking place in the shadow of RAF Brawdy, a US Air Force base that housed top-secret underwater surveillance technology that seemed to be of clear interest to these extra-terrestrial visitors. In this 2018 updated edition nearly 40 years later, Peter Paget unveils more details he could not then reveal as well as fascinating information subsequently discovered, including some of his own knowledge gained from personal contacts with ETs
334 pages, Paperback
Published January 31, 2018
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September 8, 2018
Fascinating .... Disturbing..... Unbelievable... Believable!
That kind of sums up my views on this very readable, well written and fascinating tale from West Wales on the 1977-1970 UFO flap that took place in the area. I read the original 1978 book and loved it, primarily because I'm from Wales - cardiff, and have a place down in West Wales and was down in the area multiple times in my childhood throughout the period these events took place... Unfortunately I was only 10 and wasn't looking out for aliens .. About 20 years ago I did venture out to the Haven Fort Hotel for a cream tea. I did of course ask the lady who served me about the events mentioned in the book - who turned out to be Francine Granville i believe - and was very matter of factly told about the UFO that landed on the front lawn. Incredible stuff... Something undoubtedly happened down there... Hopefully we will all eventually find out more and have closure on the event.. But probably not
Author and Lawyer, Si Rosser.
That kind of sums up my views on this very readable, well written and fascinating tale from West Wales on the 1977-1970 UFO flap that took place in the area. I read the original 1978 book and loved it, primarily because I'm from Wales - cardiff, and have a place down in West Wales and was down in the area multiple times in my childhood throughout the period these events took place... Unfortunately I was only 10 and wasn't looking out for aliens .. About 20 years ago I did venture out to the Haven Fort Hotel for a cream tea. I did of course ask the lady who served me about the events mentioned in the book - who turned out to be Francine Granville i believe - and was very matter of factly told about the UFO that landed on the front lawn. Incredible stuff... Something undoubtedly happened down there... Hopefully we will all eventually find out more and have closure on the event.. But probably not
Author and Lawyer, Si Rosser.
October 15, 2019
Quite an interesting book on some accounts down west Wales. It does make you think about the topic.
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