Posted on 01/31/2014 8:08:06 PM PST by Jack Hydrazine
January 31, 2014 Milton, Vermont and Calgary, Alberta, Canada - Three years ago in January 2011, I produced my first Earthfiles news reports about mysterious, unexplained booms occasionally being reported in various parts of North America. Then a year later on January 18-19, 2012 , in addition to persistent, mysterious booms came reports of mysterious horn or trumpet sounds. I did my first interviews with American earwitnesses of highly strange trumpet sounds in Gallatin, Tennessee. The first was a retired real estate agent northeast of Nashville, who described for me the eerie chorus of trumpets that suddenly filled the air around her at NOON time as she was packing her car for a trip.
Fifteen hours later and 240 miles southwest, a Memphis newspaper deliveryman on his early morning route also reported what he called a “chorus of trumpets” while he was delivering papers. See interviews: Updated February 23, 2012 Earthfiles.
Both of those earwitnesses independently picked out on YouTube videos, the same, strange sound that was closest to what each had heard. Their selection was the Kiev, Ukraine, eerie, horn or trumpet sounds videotaped on August 11, 2011, for nearly 12 minutes from a balcony in Kiev. See Websites below.
As a reminder, here is a brief excerpt from that Kiev video, followed by new December 2013 interviews about eerie horn/trumpet sounds in Milton, Vermont, and Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
The trumpet and horn sounds seemed to disappear from reports in later 2012 through most of 2013. But that’s when so many loud and unexplained mysterious BOOMS were heard and reported to police, fire and Homeland Security around the United States and parts of Canada.
But in December 2013, I received more trumpet/horn reports from down-to-earth professional people in Milton, Vermont, and Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
(Excerpt) Read more at earthfiles.com ...
Ok -for years us`n milk farmers here been done teachin them cows how to fart all at same time -sure scares the hell outa them tourist city-slickers-I`ll tellya! specially when them herds is 500 or more head here in the meadows chompin away
I hear this too, but only after all-you-can-eat taco night
we’re doomed
Her voice and delivery gets on my nerves too. I was surprised to see from her pictures she’s actually quite attractive.
Now on this chupacabra business:The mangy coyote picture made the rounds several years ago. Is there a new one? This reminds me of the male witch with his unicorn. The poor thing was a one-horned goat, not even an equine, but a GOAT!
I’m an old cynic, but I do fall for stuff. Just usually not crypto-stuff.
They had a witch burning at the Grammys, does that count?
Hoax.
AMEN!!!
If you ask me, she is definitely reading most of what she report.
Makes for terrible radio, IMO.
Look up your salvation draw etch nigh
It’s the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsxavPANO8s
Bouncing of the stratosphere like radio waves?
At least 40 years ago in southern rural Texas there was an unbelievably loud boom which I thought was thunder until I looked at the cloudless blue sky. The second most perplexing thing about it to me as young teenager was how unfazed my sleeping dad was. I wanted empathy for the alarm I felt.
Bouncing off...
I don’t think so. These sounds are non-localized and they are happening in places where there is no ice, snow, or cold temperatures.
As well as in places where cryoseisms could occur.
I thought this was debunked last year. The ‘roaring trumpet’ sounds were from the “War of the Worlds” soundtrack or something like that.
The booms are probably frost quakes...read about them not to long ago. Happens when it’s very cold.
Google “Moodus noises”.
Been around forever.
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