Some people worry that being a Royal Navy Reserveist won't fit into their everyday life.

True, you might have to miss your brother-in-law's open mic tonight,

and the odd repeat of celebrity cash under the hammer.

But when you're in a rip, doing 38 knots on a crisp winter's morning,

we're pretty sure you'll get over it.

Royal Navy Reserves don't do the everyday, every day.

Such Royal Navy Reserves.

Thank you for your support, and thank you for your support, and thank you for your support.

Thank you for your support, and thank you for your support, and thank you for your support.

Hi, Ryan, and hello to all listeners of the Summer in the Sky's podcast.

My name is Taran, and I'm from Melbourne, Australia, which is known for a couple of incidents

that have happened here, such as the West all your foe, and the disappearance of Frederick Valentich.

I suggest look them up. They're very interesting stories.

I'm going to touch on the West all your foe thing later on, because I do have something that is

related to that. So I've had two experiences, and I start with the first one being in 2009.

When I was 15 years old, I was at year 9. It was on a Saturday at 6.30am.

I got up at a bed, like something, it felt like something was telling me to get up a bed,

and have a look at the window. It was a bit strange. It's like something that was talking to me.

I don't know. It was the first reaction I had. When I sat out, I could see this silver glimmering

in the distance. I looked at this thing and I thought, it's very shiny, whatever it is.

I got up to have a more focused look at this thing. What I could see was a silver disc.

It's really shiny. The shiny thing I've ever seen.

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