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Pro pilot Doug Campbell identifies UFO as airship



2017-09-08 - ???? - Photo by Doug Campbell, pilot.
Doug Campbell sends this photo of the UFO seen over Jaybird Ridge and Rowe Farms in Adair County, with this note: "Airship up from Pompano." CM appreciates this additional information about the aircraft, both from Ufologists Fred Rowe, - in real life a Dairy Farmer by cellphone, and keen observer of what's happening here - and Pam Jones, Adair County Educator who is preserving the historic name for Jones Chapel area, "Jaybird Ridge." (We can't make out the location of the seen above; Pompano sounds like a yippy, nuisance dog breed; a fish eaten by Andrew Zimmern, or maybe a town in Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, or Florida. Hope Doug Campbell or someone else can enlighten us.). Our guess: Wingfoot One, from revelations in Google. - EW


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