COULD BE!

A woman was going for a walk when she happened to spot an unusual white figure on the British beach in the distance, which she believes could be otherworldly in nature

(Thanks to John Lobert)

Comments

[Lucky Jack]

Is "astounded" equal to "gobsmacked" ?

[Rod]

And Squatchcam confirms it!

[Steverino]

I bet she was gobsmacked.

[Nessie]

I'm always a little pale before the start of swimsuit season.

[wanderer2575]

Is she sure it wasn't a beached whale?

[Doug in Sacramento]

A pale white figure on a British beach is probably just a Brit, maybe even a member of the Royal family.

[Pullet Surprise]

Cammy, is that you? Just the Princess of Whales out communing with her subjects. "Moby, is that you? Gosh it is so white out here I almost missed you, if you can believe that."Camilla, your grace, is that you? Gosh, imagine missing something that large."

[Art VanDelay]

Ho hum. It's just another Elvis sighting.

[Meanie the Blue]

I believe I am correct in stating that ghosts do not appear in photographs or mirrors. If so, then the image is proof positive that there was a ghost present when the photo was taken.

[man tom]

Could be a result of the breakfast she had earlier consisting of fried eggs, sausages, back bacon, tomatoes, mushrooms, fried bread, with a slice of black pudding accompanied by a spot of tea, buttered toast and a generous serving of hallucinogenic fish.

[LeDud]

I wonder if the UFO, Bigfoot, or Ghost shows will use this? Maybe all 3.

[MOTW, the pigment challenged]

Nessie: I'm always a little pale before the start of swimsuit season.

Me, too! I wonder if we're related. Maybe that was me in the photo.

Disclaimer: I did not consume "hallucinogenic fish," but I did have a couple medicinal Mother's Day chocolate-covered strawberries. (nummers!)

[Elaine Benes]

Could it have been star jelly?