At approximately 7:50 pm on March 21, 2020, I was gazing northward from Saltwell Road in Enderby, British Columbia, when I noticed something unusual. Two vivid yellow lights hovered in the sky above the valley, their proximity to one another intriguing and unlike any aircraft I had ever seen. Realizing this was no ordinary sight, I hurried inside to fetch my glasses and camera, determined to capture this rare anomaly.
As I observed, more lights emerged—one after another—from the western horizon, moving slowly eastward. In total, at least six to eight glowing orbs drifted in unison, their movements deliberate yet smooth, as if choreographed in silent flight. Bewildered and fascinated, I stepped onto my deck, wielding my camera to record a brief five-second video and snap several photos.
I remained outside, eyes fixed on the disappearing spectacle until the final light faded into the eastern sky. The entire phenomenon persisted for roughly five to seven minutes, a fleeting yet unforgettable encounter with the unknown. The shape defied description, with only the warm yellow glow of its lights marking its presence against the dark backdrop.
Such quiet, mysterious appearances remind us how vast and enigmatic the night sky truly is. The experience left me with more questions than answers, fueling a deep curiosity to understand what moved gracefully across the heavens that evening. Was it a secretive craft from elsewhere or a natural phenomenon we have yet to comprehend? Whatever the truth may be, the memory of those luminous shapes in Enderby lingers—inviting wonder and awe from those who dare to look upward.