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This is a Weird Darkness Bonus Bite. A darby shirt couple claimed to have seen a phantom

avro-lancaster bomber in the skies over Chatsworth, that vanished mid-flight into what appeared

to be thin air. The mystery aircraft was seen flying above the stately home and its grounds

during the summer by Christine and Robin Gardner. The couple recognized the famous Second

World War bomber and its distinctive sound, but were less scratching their heads as the

noise of its great four engines fell silent. Now the couple have come forward in a bid

to try and unravel the truth behind what they saw that day. Christine, 74 from South

Darbyshire, said on August 18th, I was parked up in Carlton Lee's car park near the

Garden Center with my husband and a friend. Between 2pm and 2pm, we returned to the car

park and sat down to enjoy a picnic. Suddenly, directly in front of us at Tree Top

Hite, we heard the noise of an engine. We didn't hear it coming, it was just instant.

We looked up and all three of us saw a Lancaster bomber. It dipped its wings, continued at

Tree Top Hite and turned as if to fly down the valley, but the Lancaster just suddenly

disappeared and the noise of the engines ceased. The couple made inquiries with Chatsworth

and the local council to see if a Lancaster had flown in the area that day, but never had

any confirmation. There are only 17 surviving Lancaster bombers in the world, but only two

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