D.U.M.B. in Small Town, Wisconsin???

There is a DUMB, ICBM site or VIP bunker there. The radio towers give it away. Look for sets of three relitively closely spaced towers with a lot of UHF and microwave horns/dishes on them. Then look for a long driveway with a little bit more than normal telecom security added.

reply to post by Roadie

The excerpt in this post is why I never use Wiki-anything for citations.

Osceola is in northwest Wisconsin, the other side of the state from where it is claimed to be.

Signed,
A Wisconsinite for 50 Years

"The radio towers give it away. Look for sets of three relitively closely spaced towers with a lot of UHF and microwave horns/dishes on them. Then look for a long driveway with a little bit more than normal telecom security added."

i'll not only look i'll videotape and post the results... if any

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lat=43.5952509633, lon=-88.1934088047

next to Dept Natural Resources main office.

these are chinese lanterns for those who dont know, This made me lol

Originally posted by MrWendal

Originally posted by Jeanius
Cool chinese lanterns.

Too bad someone at a UFO convention was able to fool everyone there with them.

This is such a common, dismissive excuse for anything seen at night in the sky.

I have lived in the US my whole life. I used to spend a small fortune every year on fireworks. I have been to huge warehouses stocked top to bottom, every square inch, with fireworks of every possible kind and not once have I ever seen a "Chinese Lantern".

For something that seems to be so commonplace it is amazing I have never seen one.

Neither have I since they aren't Fireworks

They are exactly what the name states... Lanterns

Chinese Lanterns

I've seen these for sale all over the place at stores like Bed Bath & Beyond, Pier 1, Cost +, Cracker Barrel various Craft stores and just about every Asian Market I have ever been in. They really aren't hard to find.

I still think the Pheonix lights were more convincing... Did I say lights? I meant flares..

a reply to: Roadie

I live just a few minutes south of that area. My first winter here I was driving toward West bend and had the largest wolf jump right across in front of my car. It was in broad daylight and it was HUGE. I am absolutely 100% sure it was a wolf. I was able to watch it run up a hill.