Beach Wood Earthquake

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On January 23, 1974 Anne Williams saw a green light fly through the air. The object flew through into the Berwyn mountains. Huw Lloyd also saw this strange light in the sky. At
8:38pm this object crashed into the mountain and cased a small earthquake that could be felt 60 miles away! A man said that it had a blue and orange light. The object made a buzzing noise too. Pat Evans ( a nurse to help the survivors) was called to the crash site. But when she got there she was told to leave. She left like she was told. The problem was that no one was allowed through the area and no one knew what it was. People were really scared. Soon after some army trucks came to the site. They soon uncovered two boxes. People

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