Come along for the strange UFO flap that started at a school.   You can find all of our wonderful links, on the linktree: https://linktr.ee/allts   The Broad Haven UFO flap, also known as the Dyfed Triangle or Welsh Triangle, occurred in 1977 near the coastal town of Broad Haven in Wales. It featured a flurry of alleged UFO sightings, making it one of the most well-known UFO events in the UK. Here's a summary: Key events: February 4th: A group of schoolchildren at Broad Haven Primary School reported seeing a yellow, cigar-shaped craft land in a nearby field. Some claimed to have seen a silver-suited figure emerge. Following days: More sightings were reported in the area, including by teachers at the school and another witness who saw an "upside-down saucer" with two humanoid creatures. Media frenzy: The incident gained national and international attention, with the area nicknamed the "Welsh Triangle" in comparison to the Bermuda Triangle. Official investigation: The Ministry of Defence investigated the claims but found no evidence to support the UFO landings. They speculated on the possibility of local pranks. Outcomes: Despite the lack of conclusive evidence, the Broad Haven UFO flap remains a topic of discussion and speculation among UFO enthusiasts. The event marked a significant moment in UK ufology and continues to fascinate locals and visitors to the area. The story gained renewed interest in 2017 on the 40th anniversary of the initial sighting. Points to remember: The sightings remain unverified and unexplained. Different interpretations exist, ranging from hoaxes to extraterrestrial activity. The event serves as a reminder of the enduring human fascination with the unknown and the power of collective belief.