Mystery of the Brown Mountain Lights | Strange Places (UFO's, UAP's & Spook Lights investigated)

[@kateharris1210]

I live in Spruce Pine, North Carolina. At the beginning of this doc, the footage you showed, the aerial footage of the overturned water tower in Burnsville is right by my work. I pass by it everyday. There were overturned cars next to that water tower but those are gone now. The deaths involved in this disaster are being MASSIVELY under-reported, and I don't know why. There are still several people missing that lived on my road alone, and my road is only a mile long. I personally watched my neighbor's house get torn apart and wash away. We also had a few small cell tornadoes, the kind that come with hurricanes. They're not reporting on that either. I watched one go right down the river and shear centuries-old trees in half as it went. One tore down the wall of a house a block away and threw the couch out through the wall and out into the yard. There were also some in Asheville as well. There are quite a few people at my job who lost their homes, there are several people from work who are still missing. And let's just be honest, if they are still missing, they aren't alive. It seems like almost everybody that I talk to knows someone who did not make it. One of the search and rescue teams came to my door to ask to look for "remains" on my property, and they told me that the death toll will be closer to 1,000, and one of my neighbors said that a National Guardsman told her the same. It's just unbelievable the cover-up that seems to be going on. And why?? The public is lied to about so many things, and on a very regular basis. It's just shameful.

[@karengibson5418]

Weaverville NC here and yes you are spot on! So very sad 😢

[@rroulette2660]

Because of your Democrat governor that's why

[@jonkirk2118]

The best STM so far, in my view. It's so important to try and rule out prosaic explanations. Joe's and Jessi's intellectual honesty always shines through on their channel. Keep up the great work everyone. Many thanks from across the pond.

[@timothybeloved6307]

As always very well done. And I always appreciate the Hellbent Holler crew putting in work.

[@emmawebb6955]

👋💚👽👣 Rewatching, I found this most interesting experiment, and KUDOS to Joe & Jessi👏👏👏💯 TEAM WORK Alek & Luca outstanding footage & audio💯👍👍👍👍💚

[@Harbor-Rat66]

This is excellent The Hellbent Holler duo and Aleks. Kudos Great show🇺🇸🇳🇴

[@JohnConnor636]

Aleks is why I follow this channel. I absolutely love his content.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thank you, I appreciate that! -Aleks

[@nellie1rene642]

SAME. 🥰

[@lancemcswain214]

Thanks for another great video!! Micah is a wealth of information and fun to listen to. The Hellbent Holler duo is great too!!

[@teresa_davis]

This is excellent! Thank you for putting out such quality content. Joe and Jessie.. you guys are great!.. ditto the whole team . Really appreciated the respect and resources given at the beginning of the video, for NC. You guys truly have heart ❤ Ty again! Probably going to watch this again 😊. Oops! Make that Jessi ;-) 😊❤

[@shock3863]

Very cool! Great job Jessi and Joe!

[@The.Collective.Objective.]

I love Brown Mountain and beautiful North Carolina!

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Such an incredible area!

[@The.Collective.Objective.]

@@SmallTownMonsters One of the best in North America!

[@barbarastrohmenger6123]

My parents live in western NC. When i went to visit my nephew took me there. It was incredible!! To see these lights floating around. We were there for hours. I didt want to leave. I will go back again.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Wow very interesting. Where did you see them, at Wiseman's view or at Brown Mountain itself?

[@logogonzalez6083]

I just Love this Great channel oll episodes are so Kool and Soo good I lovit ❤

[@ninah9955]

Great show! The experiment worked great. I agree it will continue to be a mystery.

[@tamaralandmandoehm]

Thank you for the WNC support. Truly.

[@SaintInfamous]

Awesome stuff!!!Try flying a drown over to them and see if u can get closer footage

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thanks! Unfortunately drones are not allowed in that part of the national forest.

[@CampfireSteveOutdoors]

The debunking effort is what lends such credibility to the crews involved.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thanks Steve. Just trying to keep everything above board with this kind of stuff. It's the only way to go about it as far as I'm concerned. -Aleks

[@douglasgreninger110]

No it doesn't because it doesn't explain the lights floating in the air. I didn't see any drones or Chinese lanterns.

[@barbarastrohmenger6123]

This is true. My parents live in western NC.. I went to visit and my nephew took me there. It was INCREDIBLE!! To see these lights moving around in the sky.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

@@douglasgreninger110 If you listened at the end of the doc I clearly stated that we DID NOT debunk the floating lights...just sort of debunked the lights we saw the night before which were most likely hikers. -Aleks

[@Chris-zn2pz]

lol Indians have talked of these lights before settlers came. No debunking the truth!!!

[@JGregory-eb5cc]

So cool!! Very interesting ❤❤ thank you for sharing your experiences

[@helengailtownsend2604]

Very interesting video I really enjoyed it thank you for everything you do to bring us a video to watch of the experience and the people's reenactments of their experiences

[@peterpointon3774]

Very sorry to hear that North Carolina . I will be praying for you 🙏✝️💕✌️🇦🇺😉 from Mareeba Northern Queensland Australia 💪👍🌟

[@ristol6867]

Awesome as always, Aleks and STM!!! With all the devastation in the area (Still praying for those suffering out there!), curious if there's been a increase or decrease in the activity.

[@kateharris1210]

If you mean Bigfoot activity, they don't seem to come around this area of Western NC until late fall through the winter. At least where I live, nothing goes on until it starts getting cold outside, then the activity ramps up for about 3 months and then they leave. I expect to start getting some activity here in the next few weeks.

[@jerrilove6167]

I love these! 🖤🥰🖤 Excellent work.✌️

[@paulthebeardedonedowning6820]

this was really cool and interesting

[@nellie1rene642]

Aleks AND Micah in the same vid? *gasp* I could watch/listen to these stellar gentlemen read the phonebook and be riveted. 🥰

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thank you! Micah is the man. -Aleks

[@trailhunterWNC]

I live in the area and I want to Thank this group for the genuine and legitimate footage and analysis. So many times ppl come to area and portray a skewed view with mor fiction rather than a true effort of legitimacy. It'd be nice to be close enough to fly a drone toward the lights. I don't know how true but I've heard of a helicopter flying toward them just having them diminishing b4 actually getting too close. Let the rumor mill continue I guess.

[@johnirby493]

About 40 years ago, in Campbell Co. Va. I observed ball lightening. One summer night, I was inside a small store, along with several other people. Across the road and down an old driveway a ball of light came into view and drifted up the driveway. It was about the size of a beachball. It continued to drift until it went out of sight, beside the building that I was in. Then it exploded at about the tone of a shotgun, but louder. The total distance that it traveled, after I saw it, was around 200 yards, and it floated about 10 feet above the ground for about 10 or 15 seconds, following the driveway. The funniest part was that an individual was sitting on the counter, talking on the phone when it exploded. He seemed to raise up a few inches and fell backwards onto the floor.

[@jamesblake7338]

Very well done!

[@domestos54]

Thanks !

[@MiniKITT1989]

Little late to this episode but I will enjoy it as usual, happy holidays from Germany

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thank you! -Aleks

[@MiniKITT1989]

@@SmallTownMonsters You welcome, hart to see that it hits NC so hard, I used to life there 10 years.

[@boostbeast8731]

Brown mtn is also the bigfoot hotspot. Always see crazy tree breaks and have had rocks thrown while camping. You guys should check out the orv area.

[@Guillan80]

This was awesome

[@LB-gr7gu]

Thank you

[@mark501w]

The best!

[@wandaritter5704]

We can't explain everything seen and not seen in this world

[@kjp1232]

It's ball lightning caused by the electricity in the atmosphere on mountain peaks

[@VENZUL0]

​@@kjp1232 so why isn't it witnessed on other mountains, in vicinity or otherwise?

[@kjp1232]

@@VENZUL0 it is

[@MarcGlenwright]

What a good talker Micah Hanks is. He must be very quick witted as when he's speaking he hardly pauses to take a breath

[@kateharris1210]

To me, when you guys did the experiment, the different lights that Jesse and Joe were doing were very crisp compared to what the Brown Mountain lights normally look like, and of course it doesn't debunk the lights that rise up above the ridge. I think a lot of what people see are other people, but the more diffused lights and the ones that rise over the ridge are less explainable.

[@peterpointon3774]

We saw a basketball baseball sized light at Innot Hot Springs Qld Australia . Strange how intelligent it was , i had a swim in that on arrival at the resort

[@peterpointon3774]

It's beautiful there to soak up the hot minerals there though it had nothing to do with steam .Never experienced anything like that in my life 😮🎉

[@rroulette2660]

Thanks for the awesome tour of brown mountain. Many can never visit but thanks to you all many can. Unfortunately, the camera was more focused on the narrator than the scenery at times 😂. With intermittent views of the subject of the narration 😂.

[@TripleF_327]

Joe and Jessi are awesome.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

@SmallTownMonsters >>> Great video...👍

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thank you! -Aleks

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

@SmallTownMonsters >>> You're Welcome.

[@Echoingsweetly]

🌹Awesome🌹

[@hurricaneaquatics]

I was raised in Gray TN and still live locally. When I was 11, I was in my bathroom getting ready for school and a ball of bright light, about the size of a soccer ball, came from one side of the bathroom, rolled over my sink and through the wall. Never seen it again but it was crazy to experience. I have experienced ball lightning one other time when I was young, but I don't fully remember the situation right off hand. It's been a minute since I was 11 😂. I kind of wonder if there is some geological reason for this. Maybe methane gas rising from the multitude of caves in these areas?

[@lancemiles9462]

Dillion s.c. these lights come right up to you there. Clemson un. Did a study on this phenomena there also... the bingham light in dillion s.c.

[@jdpadgett777]

Florence here. Seen the light several times. Crazy

[@Mikey-hv6lw]

We actually turned a corner going down hill in a rocky area of the Appalachian Trail when the view opened up and someone in our group said ,"Whats that"? We watched them for about a hour.

[@OoSpellheartOo]

Horrific destruction ! ... im still in disbelief at how that could even occur ... 😢

[@vondahartsock-oneil3343]

I'm a card carrying Cherokee. There's an area of that gorge my people avoided at all cost. Terrified of it. Strange thing do happen there. I hate that we were forced to Oklahoma, BUT we have "Spook Light" , which is the same thing as those lights, and you can find the archive w/ all the newspaper clippings about it, and scientific studies on it at the Miami (man...do not pronounce that wrong either. The ppl up there HATE THAT lol. It's pronounced My-am-uh.) Public Library. It's located on state line road. Joplin Mo/Quapaw Ok. I know all the ways to get there, but the easiest is take the Loma Linda Road by the BIG Truckstop on the Turnpike, just across the state line into Missouri, which goes back south into the hollers of NE Oklahoma. It's all paved now. Still dark and creepy as heck. Was always dirt rds up thru the 90s. My background is in the hard sciences. Which befuddles me as to why no one can figure out what they are. It's not ufo or paranormal either. It's geological. Mtns and hills are in constant motion. If you time-lapsed some video and then sped it up on playback. It would look like the Mtns and hills are breathing. That coupled with the quartz in the granite and the heat of the sun. Seems to me it's some sort of piezoelectric effect. Electromagnetic maybe. IDK all the rock types there off the top of my head. However trees put off lights as well. Trees are living things, and photosynthesis, while we can't see it normally with the naked eye. It does put off light. The trees expel gas as well. IT all has to be related. All these lights have been happening forever. We call them the Cherokee Lights. That's what they should remain imo. They were there before us even. Just b/c it's oral history, doesn't mean its not true or is wrong or whatever that guy was trying to say. It happened so often, that it becomes "normal" and you don't even talk about them, but avoid them. The stupid story about Cherokee maidens looking for their men lost in battle in 1200a.d. bleh. You guys are too skeptical on this one lol. It's obviously not ball lightning nor chinese lanterns. All the "English" folklore about them is crazy. Just go with what the Cherokee say about them and call them. Everything indigenous, get scooped up and renamed by the white man. I don't mean that negatively. It's just fact. They take over all the knowledge, folklore, myths, legends and oral history and then make money from it. We can't have anything remain ours, except our oral history and blood. We still exist. We Thrive.

[@karengibson5418]

Love your comment. Best theories I’ve heard so far. Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@samanthab1923]

I’ve heard of the Joplin Lights. Along the RR tracks. I wondered if the 2011 tornado messed with them.

[@Chris-zn2pz]

As a Cherokee we never say card carrier only people that say that are people with a touch of blood!! What the hell is a government card gonna give you lol. No native says card carrier! So sad!!!

[@TheErichAndreasUnexplained]

I fear this mystery will never be solved, I suspect a governmental cover up of some sort. Excellent content!

[@SeptemberSon92286]

I witnessed those in South central Ohio .. they were about a quarter mile away and I thought they were Chinese lanterns at 1st but it became clear that wasn't the case after watching them for a while

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing!

[@harolddenton6031]

In September of 2023 i got to witness the brown mountain lights up at wisemans view. The orange andvwhitenkights were dancing over the ridgeline past table rock. It was a cool thing to witness.

[@harolddenton6031]

At the 10:40 point in this video I saw the lights last September of 2023 darting above the mountain Ridgeline in the same way. They were rising high above ridge line and the lightscepuld dart around quickly in the sky. We even daw lights further fown the ridgeline moving around in that same way. It was an amazing experience to witness. Cryptid researchers Matthew delph ( mecro founder from.lee county,va) was also there with his girlfriend and my native American psychic friend Angela Fuller was also there wirh me witnessing the brown mountain lights with me.

[@naomiseraphina9718]

Glad everybody made it through the rainstorm safely. Well done to Hellbent Holler, being brave as always! And hey, I know I'm only stating the obvious, but just because a distant flashlight and a mysterious orb-light may look similar from a distance under certain conditions, in no way means that the footage you filmed, or the Brown Mt. phenomenon, has been "debunked." Just because you could build a fake shark fin and drag it through the water to replicate a swimming shark (to pick a hypothetical at random) doesn't mean that there are no real sharks. Being that the lights have been witnesses for hundreds of years, since long before flashlights were invented, my money is on something emerging from a hidden form of reality into a visible form of reality. I think there's probably a sentient presence behind (or related to,) some of it, and also a natural component, like the basalt rocks discharging some kind of piezoelectricity... but who the hell really knows? Thanks for covering one of my favorite mysteries of all time!! You all rock, and I love what you're doing! Best of luck in the (grim) years to come! All the best, --N.

[@philthycat1408]

45:43 there’s another light for a split second on the ridge along to the right. It flashes.

[@bbollinger76]

It’s quite possible that what they saw is the flight line coming from Charlotte airport . Ive witnessed it many times up there and they do seem to just hang there.

[@purplepandda]

I live in candler and have been seeing the lights for a year now. If the sky is clear they appear. Same area in the sky from 4 to 5 am

[@RICDirector]

Suggestion...trail cams set at extremely precise angles and locations, set to record nightly from just before sunset to just after the lights typically vanish...calculate and triangulate the spatial loci, as well as patterns of appearance....

[@LindyLooo99]

You guys missed a light that appeared on the right half of the lower screen when the High Lumin flashlight was used. it was at 10:30

[@Nutmeg142]

I think it was a bug

[@wtrrtw]

You should fly a drone toward the lights. That might clarify much.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

That would be nice but unfortunately drones are not allowed in this part of the national forest.

[@wtrrtw]

@SmallTownMonsters :( But maybe the permission can be obtained? Or maybe there is a possibility to send the drone from the other side?

[@SmallTownMonsters]

@@wtrrtw The whole Linville Gorge area is a designated wilderness area within the Pisgah National Forest. Drones are illegal in designated wilderness areas across the US and it would likely be extremely difficult getting permission to fly there.

[@wtrrtw]

@SmallTownMonsters pity... So close, yet so far. Maybe there's a loophole, which can be exploited? Drones are illegal, but is it illegal to fly there at all? Are the RC models considered being drones? What about unmanned balloons? Maybe it is possible to attach a GoPro to the oversized chinese lantern? Or maybe it is possible to find oneself directly underneath those lights? Is it possible to triangulate an exact position of those lights? They may be much further away, than it seems.

[@johncardarelli7380]

In October 1979, my fiancé and I spent the night in my Jeep at the 181 overlook. Weather crisp and clear. We saw two giant yellow lights blink on and off in the valley below Brown Mountain. Shortly after, a swarm of blue lights floating at treetop level, also in the valley. In binoculars, they looked like a blue cloud with solid blue bright lights slowly drifting. A while later, we saw a yellow-white orb floating just above the ridge line and moving slowly upward. The blue swarm and yellow orb lasted a few minutes. I fell in love that night with my future wife, and it cemented our bond. We married six months later and our marriage lasted 29 years until she died of pancreatic cancer. It is conjectured that the orbs are made of plasma, superhot gases. Where is that kind of energy coming from??

Can I watch it right now?

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

If _"right now"_ is 06 November 2024 at 6 AM EST, Yes...😉

[@SmallTownMonsters]

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[@kateharris1210]

How on Earth did you get footage from wiseman's view?? My son and I tried to go in August and the road was absolutely impassable. We got halfway in and got my vehicle stuck, high centered on some of the ruts, tore off the back quarter panel trying not to go over the edge, I mean the ruts in the road were three and four deep. We couldn't have made it past a certain point no matter how much we had tried or wanted to. It was just literally impassible. We had to turn back. Unless maybe they've fixed the road since then. They go out there and fix the road once or twice a year. But back in August it was impassible and the worst I've ever seen it. I prefer going to the Table Rock view, just because it's right off the main road, so you won't have any problems like with the crappy dirt road to get to Wiseman's View. I saw them once very very dimly at Table Rock, but I've never seen anything at Wiseman's view. YET. 😉

[@DennisEverhart-nt7up]

Miss Doyle I've tried life streaming how does it work thank you from East Tennessee

[@deandee8082]

off to the right down the ridge you can see a light blink twice right around 45:40 down the saddle all the way to the top of the next low rise, nestled in the tops of the trees

[@UFOUAPDON]

dam those scary lights

[@kateharris1210]

You guys should have tested what a cellular phone flashlight looks like across the valley, because that's what most average people are going to have with them. I'm sure there are probably loads of people who are at one lookout point who flash cell phone lights towards the other lookout point thinking it would be funny to potentially trick others. It would be interesting to see what it looks like.

[@mattreaction]

The truth is out there

[@KEEPTHOSEGEARSMOVING]

Mystery is their UAPs visiting with interest in that area. Same sightings have been recorded in Murrysville Pa

[@marklove6385]

Im in Arkansas and we have the exact same thing in an area called Dover Arkansas at Piney creek n the Ozark National forest.... There is a overlook looking down to the creek. these lights are blue,green,red ect they start as a flicker the begin to move up the mountain and thru the forest......

[@opalinkwell]

One would think, given that many times the lights appear to move through the forest or rise up from it, especially with that vantage point on Table Rock, a series of well placed trail cams or cameras that record over a long duration could potentially capture close up views of the lights. My first assumption is ball lightning caused by geological phenomena we simply don't understand yet. However, one should see evidence of lightning damage on the trees, and theoretically forest fires would be extremely common if ball lightning were the culprit, and I've never heard either of those issues brought up in discussions about the Brown Mountain Lights. Some sort of atmospheric plasma could be to blame but I'm not enough of a physicist to try and explain it myself, lol.

[@surenbatagoda318]

what is the walkie talkie you been using in this video?

[@keza3250]

The same thing occurs in my nation of Australia Its occurs over massive coal deposits we call it min min lights in Australia Most likely from mass coal vapor dissipation Those hills must have massive coal deposits

[@madtrucker0983]

If I were going too fake them, I would tether a balloon from a string with a lamp hanging off it. 😊

[@Antr0demus71]

These mountains predate Pangea. Very old.

[@DidiArte]

Burning bush story comes to mind. Uncommon in terms of frequency and details does not necessarily mean supernatural. I tend to believe ALL is natural.

[@mattelius]

Where is the superzoom camera when you most need it ... ?

[@thomas-i5o7h]

Is there any kind of documentation of any daytime exploration of Brown Mountain to see if maybe there is any man made sources of these lights or any non man made sources ?

[@timothybeloved6307]

Slightly disappointed they bring any paper/chinese lanterns to launch. In 2023 the Lantern Festival started on Feb 5th. And it can be celebrated for weeks. Same with the Lunar New Year. We have an adopted Child from China and routinely celebrate the festivals. Including a lantern launch (ours are of course bio-degradable) the air currents can be very different at different altitudes especially within mountain ranges. So, I would be very interested to see those on a a camera. We have launched them in locations roughly 100-200yrds apart and they have followed different paths. And sometimes they just end up looking like starlink just following each other. There are a number of variables when it comes to the lantern. The interesting thing about your footage is it seems to be more of some form of plasma discharge. It does remind me of ball lightning. Which I believe I observed in my teens on our farm in northern IL. Only happened once. And I never saw anything like it again.

[@OoSpellheartOo]

This time, i think i may know what they are ... i need to know .

[@VENZUL0]

What in the hell is "candle balloons"? Is that what they call Chinese laterns in the Carolinas?

[@douglasgreninger110]

Yes

[@Northernexposurefan]

So no one has tried to get closer to actually find out where they are rising from? How has no one has tried flying a drone right where the lights are supposed to be? This seems really easy to figure out.

[@HellbentHoller]

The Linville Gorge is a National Wilderness Area. It's illegal to operate a drone in and around NWAs.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Yup as Hellbent Holler just stated, drones are not allowed in that part of the national forest. Also this is why we did the experiment in such a way. If there were any mysterious lights that I noticed on table rock, with Jessi and Joe there I could let them know and they could try to see if from up close. -Aleks

[@nielgregory108]

I grew up around this area. There is NOBODY that is gonna be releasing any Chinese lanterns around there. lol

[@StandAloneAdventures]

Probably ghost from a war between two different Indian tribes back in 1200 AD.

[@luminarylunabeams]

Ive seen the lights below the ridge and there was no campers. They were balls. Thats just my experience.

[@krookiemonster2673]

I wonder if there's a unusual amount of quartz there.. maybe something like peizo electricity or something but on aasvive scale.

[@travisjones5101]

It's said that when sasquatch travel, they travel as a big ball of light.............. :) Travis J from Lincolnton, NC💯

[@kjp1232]

Oh I heard they walk 😂

[@madtrucker0983]

​@@kjp1232 Your such a kill joy. I often travel as a ball of light myself. Why couldn't a Sasquatch do it? 😅

[@My-Pal-Hal]

Just airplanes. Airport is just 10 miles away. Easiest way to prove it, is all their hi tech equipment that can't even focus 😂 ... you can barely see the blinking nav lights 🤣, awesome You can see these Mysterious Lights at our dog park, 40 miles away from SeaTac airport too. Does look pretty cool 😎

[@My-Pal-Hal]

@Reform_Earth A Flat Earther Has Entered The Chat 😵‍💫 .... welcome, oh 2 dimensional one

[@mikkidewitt]

Really interested in your show, but why not use drones to go in and see what happens!?!?

[@SmallTownMonsters]

It is not legal to fly drones in this area as is a protected wilderness area within the national forest.

[@Shinpi]

Good video, but the mic noise whenever the camera moves is like nails on a chalkboard.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Tech issues happen out in the field unfortunately. Sorry about that. -Aleks

[@Shinpi]

@ eh, stuff happens. Audio equipment can be finicky in a studio, yet alone out in the woods, and you’ll never know until time comes to edit.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

@@Shinpi Thanks for understanding. I try my best when out in the field but sometimes things don't go as planned! -Aleks

[@kjp1232]

It's ball lightning forming from the electricity in the atmosphere over the mountain peaks

[@douglasgreninger110]

Don't think so, ball lighting is usually in warm weather and it's not common.

[@kjp1232]

@douglasgreninger110 just my opinion could be completely wrong could be a group of sasquatch visiting from another dimension in light form hovering over the mountains my opinion is that ball lightning is more likely tho😎

[@jstevens8160]

What about the Indian,, they have been seeing the same lights for years!!!

[@whitehippopotamusgroup4705]

Get close enough to deploy a drone to the lights ...

[@deandee8082]

it's all good but why doesnt anyone ever go underneath of them? that way you have 2 corresponding videos, even hit a 90 degree spot on the XYZ and have a 3 dimensional angle of them? because you know they could just be drones, people playing

[@T647jg]

This lights are real saw them in sri lanka , austria , israel , czech Republic and gambia so far

[@ufoscriptorium]

👽👽🤜🤜🤛🤛👽👽

[@mariesanders5663]

Why ALWAYS have to be Native American spirits asks this Native American? 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️😂🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Which ethnicity would you prefer they be?

[@TripleF_327]

Scots Irish hillbilly spirits.

[@juneyshu6197]

Rumors and myths of wyte guys😂

[@madtrucker0983]

In a hundred years after the Mexicans take over, it will be the spirits of the ancient white people that once roamed the valley. 😅

[@starmnsixty1209]

@@juneyshu6197 brain. Obtain. Use.

[@Technasma]

Why not use drone to take a closer look if so interested 😉

[@SmallTownMonsters]

It is not legal as the Linville Gorge is part of a nationally protected wilderness area.

[@jstevens8160]

I would say the best guess is they are spirits of Native Americans just like they have been saying for years!!!! Their grandfathers would tell them stories about the lights long ago!!!!

[@madtrucker0983]

Or people sending up balloons tethered with string and a lamp on it . 😅

[@emmawebb6955]

💚👽💚👣 💯👍😊

[@deandee8082]

you don't know how far away they are .. lol tho it might appear as if they are 50 diameter above the mountain a when really they are 2 mile diameter off into the stratosphere, the best you can do is get under them, then tag em with a range finder see how far away they are, why din't you hike to the spot where you seen it in the trees? markit with a high power laser on a tripod, leave it on where it was then hike down there see what if anythig it left

[@jamesc2327]

Cant you just camp over there and film them?

[@isaiahrose3202]

I have videos too

[@00buck2]

Sorry but you are seeing stars and traffic they are roads on the mountain. The real lights are not in the sky they look kind of like traffic on the road with a weak battery.

[@nielgregory108]

No, there are NO roads on Brown Mt. lol Really?? Like you know from a million miles away.

[@starmnsixty1209]

Too skeptical, people. Try again. As for right now, have unsubscribed.