A guy camping in a forest in England claimed to have stumbled upon a deception that he believed had been destroyed through an alien shipment that crashed. The video captured through the companion showed a wide load of the forest that was crushed through an unknown force.
Ben Landricombe, a landscaper from the city of Plymouth in Devon, England, camping with his dog on Monday. They were in a forest near the border of Devon and Cornwall.
While Landricombe and his dog were walking through the woods, they stumbled upon a full of fallen trees. In the video taken through Landricombe, the deception appears to have been flattened.
Interestingly, the trees do not appear to have been cut at the base. Instead, the big apple of them appears to have been uprooted, while others have been cut from the top.
Due to the appearance of the area, Landricombe claimed that a UFO or alien shipment may also have crashed into the forest. Landricombe also noticed that he felt something looking for him while he was in the area.
“I found a crash site in the woods — UFO. It made sense to take the dog out in the woods today while we camped out. They were dazzling to the logical maximum. This is what I discovered strangely,” he told Plymouth Live.
“We took the pictures, then we felt like someone was looking at us and we heard noises, so we ran to our motorhome,” he continued. “Something in this place”.
Aleven, although the precise parts in the forest are unclear, one or more YouTube users who watched Landricombe’s video that a tornado could have caused the area to destroy. After watching the video, a representative of executive firm Forescheck in England noted that h8 winds may have caused some trees to fall.
“The ‘extraterrestrial turn of the site of fate’ near Meddon is ‘blown wind,'” Unilad told Unilad. “This happens when trees destabilize through strong winds and the first to fall can bring down their neighbors in a dramatic domino effect.”
An overview of the UFO view of FOX’s “The X-Files” UFO view and the first screening of the episode at the Grove in Los Angeles, January 22, 2016. Photo: Tommaso Boddi / WireImage Via Getty