Across the UK, across Continental North America, at around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the Unexplained.

Well, I hope you're feeling good. I hope that Christmas passed by as eventfully as you

wanted it to and offer a lot of people just kind of staying at home, hunkering down. In

the middle of the ongoing COVID crisis that appears to be getting worse in the United

Kingdom according to news reports, so I hope that you're staying safe in the middle of

all of this. I did done a couple of radio shows, extra ones, not unexplained shows over

the holiday period and that sort of took my mind off things. It was basically working

from here and doing the shows across the UK. So it was nice to be with you on the 24th,

late night and the 26th late night of December. We did some things that we don't normally

do, also caught up with Gary Hesse all time. We talked about something that the media seems

to have pretty much missed. The 40th anniversary of Renglussian Forest. They called it of course

the UK's Roswell. Amazing events that happened across a number of nights at the end of 1980,

exactly 40 years ago. Most of the media mentioned it sketchily or didn't mention it at all

so we did do something with Gary Humble of those shows just to remind people who perhaps

might have forgotten what went on and also to talk about his new documentary that's coming

out soon has been slightly delayed, Caper Green. So that was basically my Christmas. What

else happened? Yes. Christmas dinner, a disaster this year, my oven, which is way too old

and needs replacing. Finally decided that it's one outing of the year, which is usually

at Christmas. It was not going to play ball for so my oven died and I ended up eating

microwave food on Christmas day. So I think all in all we got through Christmas 2020 and

all of us didn't we? I think we're just looking forward to perhaps hopefully soon enough

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