That’s probably not the work of a UFO.
In the lush greenery of the Shropshire countryside – a 15-minute drive from the culinary hub of Ludlow – Ordnance Survey employee Andrew Tyrrell, a remote-sensing surveyor and air-camera operator, spotted the letters “LFC” carved into Titterstone Clee Hill earlier this week.
“I think we can safely rule out aliens on this occasion,” Danny Hyam, a member of the consultancy and technical services team, told the Ordnance Survey’s Keegan Wilson. “Perhaps there is someone living in this area who supports Everton and has a back garden or bedroom window with a view of the hill and has a Liverpoolsupporting friend with an extreme sense of humour? It is one of the most unusual ways of showing support for a team I’ve ever seen.”
The letters appear to be around 85-95 metres in length from the air, but could actually be 100 metres – the length of a football pitch – when the slope is taken into account.
The tribute was spotted a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Liverpool’s Anfield home.
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