Craig Muir made a surprising discovery this weekend while walking on Hay Bluff: a silver monolith about three meters high stood on the hillside near the Welsh town of Hay-on-Wye.
“When I first saw it I was a bit surprised because it looked like some kind of UFO,” said Muir, who lives near Hay-on-Wye. “It turned out to be a very fine metallic material, almost like surgical steel. The steel structure was approximately three meters long and looked completely horizontal and stable despite the windy weather,” he told PA Media.
Since there is no way to drive to the top of the hill, Muir speculated that the monolith was carried up or brought there by helicopter.
“He didn’t look like he was just thrown there,” Muir said. Rather, it appears as if it has been carefully placed there. “However, there were no obvious signs around it and you would think something like that would cause a lot of chaos,” the BBC quoted him as saying.
Memories of 2020
As British media reports, no one has yet claimed responsibility for erecting the monolith. However, it bears strong similarities to the monoliths that appeared in several countries in 2020.
The first of these monoliths was originally discovered by state game wardens in Utah who were counting bighorn sheep from a helicopter. The 10- to 12-foot structure was spotted in a ravine and subsequently removed by the Utah Bureau of Land Management.
At the time, an anonymous artist collective called “The Most Famous Artist” claimed authorship of the structures in the US. (Yes W)
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