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I was going to post about this after the dream, but with my cold, I didn't feel much like it! Anyhow...
As I was sleeping Friday night (23rd), during a semi-dream state in the early morning, I had an odd 'aha' moment in a dream - I saw an airplane in the sky, just starting to bank a turn. I couldn't read a name on the plane, but in my dream I thought to myself "it's a French airliner!"
And jumbled in with this, were the names of other countries: Russia, China, Portugal and possibly Brazil. It didn't make a lot of sense, but what I got from all of it was that something might happen to a French airliner in the days ahead and one or more of these countries might somehow be involved (i.e. if it went down because of terrorism, perhaps the terrorists would be from a cell in Portugal or something)
Yesterday, Mare found this on the Cox News site:
Plane Crashes in Turkey, 74 killed
May 26 11:32:00 AM EST
[don't have the photo!]
Turkish rescue workers search 26 May 2003 through the wreckage of the Ukrainian-operated Yak-42 transport plane that crashed near Trabzon in northeastern Turkey near the Black Sea. Sixty-two Spanish peace-keepers returning from a peace mission from Afghanistan and 12 crew were killed when the plane crashed in thick fog and rain after making two unsuccessful attempts to land. AFP PHOTO (Agence France-Presse AFP International Telephoto Service)
ANKARA, Turkey, May 26, 2003 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- A Ukrainian-chartered plane crashed Monday in Turkey, killing all 74 people on board, most of them Spanish peacekeeping forces, officials said.
Fire crews and medical teams rushed to the crash site, about 30 miles south of the Black Sea port of Trabzon. Spain's Defense Ministry said 62 of the victims were Spanish military officials who had completed their duties in Afghanistan. The other 12 victims were crew members.
The Ukrainian Aviation Department said more information on the victims was not immediately available. The Russian-made Yak-42 plane was registered to the private company Mediterranean Airlines, Russia's Itar-Tass news agency reported.
The transport plane crashed on what appeared to be its third attempt to land in thick fog in Trabzon for refueling. It disappeared from radar screens in Turkey early Monday morning, Itar-Tass said.
The plane was flying from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, to Zaragoza, Spain.
Copyright 2003 by United Press International.
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Okay, so this time it wasn't spot on, but I didn't seem to get the greatest info in the dream. But it gave me pause to see that the plane was Russian operated, many of the people onboard were Spanish (almost Portugal! lol) and a French news agency took this particular pic.
Another interesting thing is before I went to bed that night, while I was outside, I saw what looked like a yellowish fog in the corner of the yard. It was something I've never seen there before and it took several minutes for it to 'dissipate'. The person that was with me didn't see this fog at all though. Interesting this plane went down due to fog conditions.
Kell
As I was sleeping Friday night (23rd), during a semi-dream state in the early morning, I had an odd 'aha' moment in a dream - I saw an airplane in the sky, just starting to bank a turn. I couldn't read a name on the plane, but in my dream I thought to myself "it's a French airliner!"
And jumbled in with this, were the names of other countries: Russia, China, Portugal and possibly Brazil. It didn't make a lot of sense, but what I got from all of it was that something might happen to a French airliner in the days ahead and one or more of these countries might somehow be involved (i.e. if it went down because of terrorism, perhaps the terrorists would be from a cell in Portugal or something)
Yesterday, Mare found this on the Cox News site:
Plane Crashes in Turkey, 74 killed
May 26 11:32:00 AM EST
[don't have the photo!]
Turkish rescue workers search 26 May 2003 through the wreckage of the Ukrainian-operated Yak-42 transport plane that crashed near Trabzon in northeastern Turkey near the Black Sea. Sixty-two Spanish peace-keepers returning from a peace mission from Afghanistan and 12 crew were killed when the plane crashed in thick fog and rain after making two unsuccessful attempts to land. AFP PHOTO (Agence France-Presse AFP International Telephoto Service)
ANKARA, Turkey, May 26, 2003 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- A Ukrainian-chartered plane crashed Monday in Turkey, killing all 74 people on board, most of them Spanish peacekeeping forces, officials said.
Fire crews and medical teams rushed to the crash site, about 30 miles south of the Black Sea port of Trabzon. Spain's Defense Ministry said 62 of the victims were Spanish military officials who had completed their duties in Afghanistan. The other 12 victims were crew members.
The Ukrainian Aviation Department said more information on the victims was not immediately available. The Russian-made Yak-42 plane was registered to the private company Mediterranean Airlines, Russia's Itar-Tass news agency reported.
The transport plane crashed on what appeared to be its third attempt to land in thick fog in Trabzon for refueling. It disappeared from radar screens in Turkey early Monday morning, Itar-Tass said.
The plane was flying from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, to Zaragoza, Spain.
Copyright 2003 by United Press International.
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Okay, so this time it wasn't spot on, but I didn't seem to get the greatest info in the dream. But it gave me pause to see that the plane was Russian operated, many of the people onboard were Spanish (almost Portugal! lol) and a French news agency took this particular pic.
Another interesting thing is before I went to bed that night, while I was outside, I saw what looked like a yellowish fog in the corner of the yard. It was something I've never seen there before and it took several minutes for it to 'dissipate'. The person that was with me didn't see this fog at all though. Interesting this plane went down due to fog conditions.
Kell
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WOW Kell! You may not have been right on...but you got close enough for me! You seeing the fog in the corner of your yard definitely sounds connected in some way.....even more so that the other person couldn't see it. I take it this has happened before though....I would love to hear about some of the other things you've fore seen!
I was at someone else's house when I saw the fog. I thought it was pretty odd - even more so after the dream. ![[Shocked]](graemlins/shock.gif)
Trin, yep, it's happened a couple times before; the first one being an earthquake. Here's a copy of what I'd written about that (back in 2000, I think), followed by the earthquake info that Renee found for me:
Trin, yep, it's happened a couple times before; the first one being an earthquake. Here's a copy of what I'd written about that (back in 2000, I think), followed by the earthquake info that Renee found for me:
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Oh yeah, how convenient, telling us about the dream after it comes true. I suppose next you'll tell us a dream about a great flood that will cover the earth and then show us a passage from the Book of Genesis!!
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Just kidding. =)
Wow. That's kind of spooky. Let me know if you dream anything about the east coast. Specifically western mass.
Prophecy dreams are difficult to make out clearly. I think sometimes we just don't get the information correctly or we perhaps don't know all the facts that will make the connections. Like with the nationalities you 'felt'. It may have to do with the crew. They didn't say where they were from.
I agree that it's more than just coincedence.
Just kidding. =) Wow. That's kind of spooky. Let me know if you dream anything about the east coast. Specifically western mass.
Prophecy dreams are difficult to make out clearly. I think sometimes we just don't get the information correctly or we perhaps don't know all the facts that will make the connections. Like with the nationalities you 'felt'. It may have to do with the crew. They didn't say where they were from.
I agree that it's more than just coincedence.