Predator meets a wicker man.

For quite some time now, something very strange has been happening in a rural part of Scotland,

particularly in the old mining

village of Gore Bridge, near Bonnybridge, and the surrounding woods. In fact, the area has

been given the name the Bonnie Bridge Triangle, or sometimes called the Fulcirk Triangle, and

this area also includes the ever mysterious Rosalind Chapel and the landscape surrounding

it. The more recent saga of the Bonnebidge Triangle seems to have begun in 1999, when local man

Jackie Gillies claimed Gorbridge was under some sort of alien siege, according to Andrew Hennessy, now deceased,

who appears to have been the authority in collecting and collating the hundreds of strange

events happening in this woodland area. It was Gillies who had the first recorded encounter

while he was out walking in the countryside,

and he later described what he saw as an elephant-skinned alien.

He said it had elephantine wrinkled grey skin, tattoos, and glowing blue eyes.

And Hennessy adds, it has recently come to light that another Gourbridge family

had a strange close encounter there, too, in 1998. They noticed lights in the sky that seemed to move

off. The sun had gone out walking on his own and taken the trail through the mine.

Next thing you know, there's an eight-foot tall, bare-chested, shaven-headed,

barbarian, walking behind him braving the Scottish weather. And of course, Scotland is normally

freezing all through the year. Hennessy also claims, in the same area, I photographed Greys in

the woods at Critchton Castle, who appeared to be operating

machinery.

I drove past the farm, where Jackie Gillies filmed the cattle getting harvested and regularly

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