UFO over Gloucestershire church that anchors itself to a tombstone in front of congregation: amazing?

Gervase of Tilbury (Medieval English writer and thinker)He believed that two remarkable events had occurred within his lifetime which proved that ‘the sea is higher than the land’, indeed that it is ‘above our habitation… either in or on the air’ (a medieval theory based on the reference in Genesis 1 to ‘waters above the firmament’). The first took place outside a Gloucestershire church one foggy Sunday, when people coming out of Mass saw an anchor caught on a tombstone, with its rope stretching up into the sky; a sailor came swarming down it and tried to free the anchor, but seemed to choke in human air and soon died as if by drowning. The church kept the anchor for all to see.

The second event concerned a merchant sailing from Bristol to Ireland who accidentally dropped his knife into the sea; it fell straight through the skylight of his own house, back in Bristol, landing on the table in front of his wife. Seems reasonable? Asked by spikejones 32 months ago Similar questions: UFO Gloucestershire church anchors tombstone front congregation amazing Games & Leisure > Travel.

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1 Oh, yeah, I'm convinced. Nothing's more reliable than a Medieval writer.

Oh, yeah, I'm convinced. Nothing's more reliable than a Medieval writer.

2 Sounds like they were bobbing for apples in the rum keg.

Sounds like they were bobbing for apples in the rum keg.

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