As Jason reports:
                Hi Paul, 
                I Spotted this yesterday over the North Yorkshire moors and
                thought it might be of interest. I was parked at the top of the
                hill in the car park on the right as if you were heading into
                Whitby.
                The time was around 14.50 p.m.. I called into the Plough pub at
                Sleights for a drink and a bowl of soup.
                
                Then I stopped at the top of the hill because my mother wanted
                an ice cream on the North Yorkshire moors.
                
                What I saw was also interesting because it was so close to RAF
                Flyindales. (Not an airbase, a RADAR looking 3000 miles into
                space providing early warning of ballistic missile attack and
                tracking objects in space.)
                
                I tried to track it in the car afterwards on my journey back to
                Pickering but it disappeared from view, I could not find a
                reasonable explanation for what I saw. I know you [Paul]
                suggested that it could have been a Sun dog but it was actually
                moving so I think that rules that possible explanation out.
                
                I went onto the moors to take a handful of pictures before
                seeing this but nothing showed up on my other pictures.
                
                You asked where the sun was in relation to where I was stood
                when I took the pictures. The sun was off my left shoulder and
                what I saw was a slow moving, a little later I caught another
                glimpse of it and tried to track it without success.
                
                You asked me if anyone else saw it. No, I was the only person to
                see it as far as I know.
                
              
Jason
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