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Mysterious hilltop monolith mistaken for UFO by Welsh builder

Mysterious hilltop monolith mistaken for UFO by Welsh builder

A builder from a Welsh town has said he was “taken aback” when he spotted what he assumed was “some sort of a UFO” at the summit of a hill. Craig Muir, who is in his 30s, came across the alien structure, which actually turned out to be a shiny, silver monolith – a large

A builder from a Welsh town has said he was “taken aback” when he spotted what he assumed was “some sort of a UFO” at the summit of a hill.

Craig Muir, who is in his 30s, came across the alien structure, which actually turned out to be a shiny, silver monolith – a large single upright block of stone – during his regular hike up Hay Bluff, in Powys, Wales, in the morning.

“When I first saw it, I was a bit taken aback as it looked like some sort of a UFO,” Mr Muir, who lives in Hay-on-Wye, told the PA news agency.

Man standing next to monolith
Mr Muir captured the monolith via photos and videos (Craig Muir/PA)

“The steel structure was almost 10 feet long and looked perfectly levelled and steady, despite the weather being windy.”

Since there is no way to drive up to the top of the hill, Mr Muir suggested it could have been taken by a group of people or dropped off by the helicopter on its spot.

“It didn’t seem like it was chucked in there, instead it has been accurately put in the ground,” he said.

Monolith
The monolith was discovered by Mr Muir on Tuesday morning (Craig Muir/PA)

Social media users including TikTokers and Instagrammers have previously captured the giant structure in the Isle of Wight, the Merry Maidens stone circle in Cornwall and a few isolated parts of Europe.