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The photo is very creepy!

This image was captured in the same area of the ranch around 20 years ago. Nobody was seen at the time, but he showed up in their photo (35mm film).

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Regardless about anyone's opinion of this photo, it is just creepy as hell.

Andy

I second that. *shivers* Even if it WAS a real person, wow

I don't read many of your posts, so I don't know.

Are you?

LOL!

This image was captured in the same area of the ranch around 20 years ago. Nobody was seen at the time, but he showed up in their photo (35mm film).

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Regardless about anyone's opinion of this photo, it is just creepy as hell.

Andy

Arizona is believed to be the hottest state in the country for UFO sightings, and the Sedona/Phoenix corridor is the hottest area therein. Closer to home, the Bradshaw Ranch has seen more unexplainable activity over the years than any other area in the state, and it's been more than 15 years since images like this have been captured out there. One could say this is exciting.

I believe in sharing, so how would you recommend I do this on PUG? If I were really hawking business, in my reply to DoverDemon's "Sedona Dimensional Portal" post, I wouldn't have linked Linda Bradshaw's book to Amazon.com when we sell it. Additionally, if I were an author and adding my 2 cents about something, would you think I were promoting my books?

BR

BR,

You are doing just fine here on PUG. I welcome you to continue sharing your experiences here. For those of us who are interested, we'll continue on reading.

Thank you!

Do you think I'm "hawking" the hotel where I work when I document, write the column and/or talk about what happens there?

I don't read many of your posts, so I don't know.

Are you?

Arizona is believed to be the hottest state in the country for UFO sightings, and the Sedona/Phoenix corridor is the hottest area therein. Closer to home, the Bradshaw Ranch has seen more unexplainable activity over the years than any other area in the state, and it's been more than 15 years since images like this have been captured out there. One could say this is exciting.

I believe in sharing, so how would you recommend I do this on PUG? If I were really hawking business, in my reply to DoverDemon's "Sedona Dimensional Portal" post, I wouldn't have linked Linda Bradshaw's book to Amazon.com when we sell it. Additionally, if I were an author and adding my 2 cents about something, would you think I were promoting my books?

BR

It was a simple question.

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It's an interesting picture! Could you tell me what the temperature was when you took the photo?

I have to admit, "ghostly" type images and experiences are new to us, so we haven't been concerned with temperatures until now. Ironically, we even have one of those handheld IR temp sensors, but never brought it out with us! We will now. Our night vision goggles are the 7 Bravo model, which isn't equipped with thermal imaging. We didn't get 7 Delta's because we didn't see any reason for thermal imaging... Funny how things work out.

According to Weather.com, the temps were H-44F, L-23F. Typically, the ranch is a bit cooler at night compared one of our hot-spots only 3 miles away.

It might be worth noting that we've been going out there for a long time and this has never happened. We are open to the idea that someone's breath could have caused it. No one from our group was smoking. We're just not experienced enough in this field to know otherwise.

Thanks for everyone's input.

BR

Smoke.

Are you hawking your business Bradshaw?

Do you think I'm "hawking" the hotel where I work when I document, write the column and/or talk about what happens there?

Andy

Glad to help.

Arizona is believed to be the hottest state in the country for UFO sightings, and the Sedona/Phoenix corridor is the hottest area therein. Closer to home, the Bradshaw Ranch has seen more unexplainable activity over the years than any other area in the state, and it's been more than 15 years since images like this have been captured out there. One could say this is exciting.

I believe in sharing, so how would you recommend I do this on PUG? If I were really hawking business, in my reply to DoverDemon's "Sedona Dimensional Portal" post, I wouldn't have linked Linda Bradshaw's book to Amazon.com when we sell it. Additionally, if I were an author and adding my 2 cents about something, would you think I were promoting my books?

BR

0.0 If that is a real picture that is insane.

This is a REAL photo and not photo-cropped whatsoever. I didn't take the photo, but was standing next to the guy that did. After seeing it on his camera, I pulled out mine and snapped a couple but did't get anything to show up.

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