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In the mid 1970s, a small town in southern England would experience a wave of UFO activity, but that was only the beginning, and one woman would find herself in the center of another worldly storm, one that would change her and others around her for decades to come.

These are the Winchester encounters.

This is somewhere in the skies with Ryan's bed.

According to a report in the February 1977 edition of Flying Saucer Review on the evening of November 14th, 1976,

at just before 9 p.m., 42-year-old Joyce Bolz, an or neighbor, 60-year-old Ted Pratt, or driving toward the nearby village of Chilcom.

As they were making their way along the road, they each spotted a strange orange light that appeared to be hovering at a relatively low altitude over one of the fields at the roadside.

As they continued along the road, hedges and trees temporarily blocked their view, but the light soon became visible again.

At this point, they came off the main road, turning left onto a quiet country lane.

As the road was smaller, Joyce reduced her speed to somewhere between 20-25 mph.

Suddenly, with no warning, the car lurched to the right and the engine revved all on its own.

As this was happening, the bear could feel some kind of heaviness in the atmosphere around them, as if some unknown force was pressing down.

When Joyce looked out the window, she could see that they were now on a patch of grass to the side of the road.

Even more concerning, she was struggling considerably to maintain control over the vehicle.

The next thing they could see rushing at them were trees.

Ted reached for the steering wheel in order to assist Joyce in her attempts to avoid slamming into the trees.

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