Stonehenge Glyph
first discovered in 1995 by Beyond Boundaries
first discovered in 1995 by Beyond Boundaries
The above photo is the mother ship and in the 4th frame you see the pod separating and in the 5th it has started a flight of its own away from the mother.
The pod is now setting out on its own flight pattern. Ricardo says that actually two pods broke off the mother ship during this sighting recently near Sao Jose dos Campos, about 80 km from the capital city of Sao Paulo. His hometown is surrounded by two mountains, that seem to magnetize the UFOs bussola, and this is an area of many sightings. Ricardo and his friends nightwatch in this area and have invited our primary team to join them!
Several Brazilian UFO researchers are now networking and assisting us in providing information in some very remote locations. This primary expedition departs Miami on January 13th and returns January 29th. The projected cost of $2500 includes your airfare from Miami, all accommodations for the 17days and 16 nights, transportation by our private van and some flights within the country as necessary, all guides, translators, the only item not included is your meals. The group size will be less than 10 persons and this is the opportunity of a lifetime to travel out to the real hotspots and meet the real people who are having experiences, contacts, and multiple sightings. Arrangements can be made for a shorter stay if necessary but there will not be much difference in price as the international flights and van rentals are the most expensive part of the expedition. If you are interested you should call 1-800-259-8747 or e-mail: jmurphy@beyondboundaries.org immediately for more information and instructions on how to become a member of this expedition!
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