An unexplained 'flying angel' was spotted above the Peak District.

The person took photos of a mysterious angel-like shape while they were outside of their car.

September 17th 2024.

An unexplained 'flying angel' was spotted above the Peak District.
As the sun rose over the picturesque countryside of the Peak District, a stunning scene caught the eye of photographer Jim. He was driving along Beeley Moor near Chesterfield when he noticed a mysterious shape forming in the sky. It reminded him of the famous Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro.

Without hesitation, Jim pulled over to the side of the road and grabbed his camera to capture the moment. The shape in the sky was like a flying angel, looking down over the countryside. It was a magical sight, and Jim couldn't resist taking a photo.

Despite his years of experience as a photographer, Jim was still unsure of how the illusion was created. He had initially thought it was smoke rising from a nearby chimney, but as he continued to snap photos, the shape became more defined and angel-like. It was a thick mist that had descended upon the Peak District, adding to the mystery of the scene.

This was not the first time such a phenomenon had been seen in the area. In 2020, a similar image with a rainbow halo had been captured by another photographer, Lee Howdle. Known as a Brocken bow or mountain spectre, this natural effect occurs when an observer's shadow is cast onto a cloud or mist. It has been a source of folklore and superstition for centuries.

The name "Brocken" comes from the highest peak in the Harz Mountains in Germany, where this phenomenon is often observed. According to the Met Office, the light is reflected in a way that creates a circular "glory" around the point directly opposite the sun. When someone sees their own shadow in this glory, it can create a spooky and awe-inspiring sight.

As for Jim, he was simply grateful to have been in the right place at the right time to capture this beautiful moment. Whether it was a combination of the mist, clouds, and sunlight or something else entirely, the result was undeniably stunning. And for Jim, it was just another reminder of the natural wonders that can be found in the Peak District.

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