I went straight to the south shore, and saw many repeats of the "light form" that had first appeared on June 5th.

Since then, I have recorded the return of the "ORBS." They reappeared on August 12th. It was a wild and stormy night, with waves pounding over the harbour pier. Interestingly enough, the person with me that night was Mick, the lady who had accompanied me on the VERY first occasion back on March 22nd. It was a pleasant and peaceful evening, despite the stormy weather. We saw quite a few "ORBS," and there were absolutely no people around. We were on our own. On our own with our "friends."

On September 3rd, I was driving south from my home, towards the lake, but for some strange reason, the car seemed to have a mind of its own. I took a right turn, and ended up in a different location from normal. I set up my camera equipment, and was then honoured with some very interesting activity taking place out over the waters of the now-dark lake.

I watched out over the water, and on quite a few occasions, brightly coloured, rotating luminous objects would suddenly appear as if "from nowhere." After some time, apparently wandering aimlessly around over the water's surface, the object would find a spot, hover momentarily, and then a beam would come down from the underside. The object would then descend "into the beam" and submerge into the dark water. On this occasion I was on my own, and the park where I was located was very quiet and peaceful, though quite close to a busy lakeside road.

On the following night, September 4th, I located my "surveillance" at my more regular spot, further east along the north shore. Very soon after my arrival, activity started, and, yet again, the "ORBS" would appear, wander around, hover, and then gently slip into the water. (Please see Video Clip #4.) (See also related Stills Page - Night.)

October arrived, as did the rather colder nights. We are now in November, and strange and inexplicable new lights have been seen out over the "open water" of the lake.

We have all been to the north shore quite a few more times, but our visits are not quite as frequent as in the warm summer months. However, the "ORBS" are out there, busy with their "work." Whenever I go to the shore, the lights spin and dance, and a nice warm feeling emanates from "their" direction.

As I said earlier, whatever this phenomenon is, it is NOT GOING AWAY. It changes and evolves, but does not go away.

For me, great peace is felt, especially on those nights when I can just sit on the shore, looking out over the water, listening to the geese and enjoying the "company of my friends."