While searching for the origins of the name ‘Walsall”…
“Walsall is at the heart of the English Midlands. The earliest reference to the town is in a will dating back to 1002, which refers to a place called ‘Walesho’. Walsall, the name, is believed to have originally been the Anglo-Saxon Wealhs Halh, which means something like the ‘sheltered place belonging to ‘Weala’ or possibly ‘the Welshman’.”
I came across this site, where they appear to be dream-makers
http://www.rotary.org.uk/walsall.html
http://www.mod.uk/NR/rdonlyres/57C00E99-16AF-4D13-BB96-0DCB9F07452E/0/UFOReports2006WholeoftheUK.pdf
It’s like a bird, or a mother and child, or a dream-making machine, or a star map, or a UFO in the clouds
Yeah. Like a UFO in the clouds, I like that
Napolitano’s Own Words:
Linda, who was forty-one years old at the time, described part of her ordeal:
“I’m standing up on nothing. And they take me out all the way up, way above the building. Ooh, I hope I don’t fall. The UFO opens up almost like a clam and then I’m inside. I see benches similar to regular benches. And they’re bringing me down a hallway. Doors open like sliding doors. Inside are all these lights and buttons and a big long table.”
Aboard the Craft
Wolski then claims that he was taken aboard the ship and found two additional humanoids on the craft already. Wolski recalls there were from eight to ten benches situated around the craft, the size for one person to sit in.