Did anyone else lose time driving home on Route 9 last Thursday night?

Right so I wasn't on Route 9 but this is reminding me of something that happened on the A6 near Matlock about four years back. Left a mate's house at half ten, pulled onto my drive and it was gone two in the morning. I know that road like the back of my hand, I've driven it probably a thousand times. There's no version of events where it takes three and a half hours.

What I remember is a light sitting very low over the reservoir - not moving, just sitting there - and then basically nothing until I was indicating to turn onto my street.

The thing that doesn't get talked about enough with these cases is the aftermath. The week following I was exhausted in a way I can't really describe, kept waking up at 3am exactly, and had a nosebleed every morning for about five days. That last bit still bothers me more than the missing time honestly.

Anyone on this thread who experienced something similar last Thursday - please do write it all down before the details start fading, because they will.

@UncannyNewYork three and a half hours for a journey that should take what, forty minutes? that's not just "lost track of time" territory, that's significant. do you remember anything unusual at the point of transition - like did the car feel different when you pulled up, were your clothes damp, unusual fatigue? the A6 through that stretch has actually come up in a few accounts I've read, there's something about moorland roads at night that seems to correlate with these reports more than urban routes do. would be worth trying to reconstruct it properly, even just writing down everything you remember about that night before memory degrades further.