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This flying saucer hovering outside looks like it not only makes one hell of a lawn ornament, but could also be some kind of crazy midway ride.
About a year after I took this photo, the wind ripped it from its mooring and sent it flying down the road. It remains grounded until further notice.
What I really want to know, though, is this: If you identify your UFO by actually labeling it "UFO," wouldn't it then be an IFO?
Photographed:
June 10, 2006
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