PEGASUS SPOTTED

Yesterday, Charlie Spectator who is a 72 year old saw a flock of Pegasus flying up out of the river Avon in Pewsey into the clouds.

Charlie, who lives in RiverStreet close to the local river Avon, was sitting happily eating ice cream on a bench when he heard a sound of almighty wings flapping to get out of water.He told the Informers that when looked at the river their were, around ten to fifteen horses with wings that were webbed! Charlie went on to tell us that he realised that it must have been a breed of Pegasus.

When ‘The Pewsey Vale Times’ interviewed Charlie yesterday, he told us that he was scared if there was more in that river but was rather interested in them still. He added that,” It is very hard to spot them to see a flock up close and I’m going to look for more.”

The river district have warned all of Wiltshire to be careful when fishing or swimming and to report any      Sightings or suspicious activity. Local zoologist Dr Ally, told us that a flock that big means that a leader has passed.