Admin wrote:I do not resent my previous interest in the Rendlesham case - some of the areas surrounding the forest are unspoilt and beautiful. I do however look on the so-called UFO 'community' with despair - forever battling itself and those within it... it's an endless and pointless cycle which is best avoided.
Frank wrote:After all discussions and revelations I still think Halt's 1981 memo is the most accurate summary of this case (apart from the date error, of course)
Daniel wrote:I'd hate to see all this information lost, any ideas on the size if everything archived into a single compressed file?
Observer wrote:Is there any body out there willing to take the forum over as the new Admin.
Admin wrote:The forum's database, when compressed, is just over 6MB in size. I would release it if it were not for the private information within (PMs, etc.). Try one of these: http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=website+ripper
puddlepirate wrote:it appears the lunatics have finally taken over the asylum
puddlepirate wrote:of late it appears the lunatics have finally taken over the asylum
AdrianF wrote:I just want to say thanks for all your efforts and would like to wish you all the best for the future.
IanR wrote:AdrianF wrote:I just want to say thanks for all your efforts and would like to wish you all the best for the future.
And thank you for your contributions, Adrian.
For me, three points stand out. You found for us the fact that both the Special Edition of Close Encounters and Hangar 18 were showing in Ipswich in the weeks leading up to the Rendlesham event, which helps establish the mindset of the witnesses.
You took some interesting test shots of the lighthouse flashing as seen from the forest, which helped flush out the Lighthouse Deniers who still claim it isn't possible.
And your most significant finding, in my opinion, was to track down the planting map for the forest which finally explained what was meant by the 'clearing' referred to by the first-night witnesses. We can now better understand where they were when they parked the jeep and why they could see so well to the east as they began walking towards the flashing light:
http://www.ianridpath.com/ufo/rendlesham2d.htm
Of course, J&J completely overlooked your finding so they were unable to retrace their own steps accurately last December and ended up in the wrong spot. Never mind – we know which route they really took back in 1980!
Cheers,
Ian
And your most significant finding, in my opinion, was to track down the planting map for the forest which finally explained what was meant by the 'clearing' referred to by the first-night witnesses.
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