I live in Novosibirsk. I am now 63 years old. Before retirement, she was engaged in the examination of regulatory documents in the field of construction in local authorities for many years. That is why we underwent a mental health examination every year. I clarify this just in case, so that no one decides that everything I have told is a figment of a sick imagination.
In August 2007, my husband and I decided to go on vacation to Lake Teletskoye, which is located in the Altai mountains. I dreamed about this trip since my youth, but somehow it didn't work out. And now it finally happened. The road there now is excellent. The nature was beautiful that day.
We quickly reached the village of Artybash, stopped with a tent right on the shore of the lake. Near us - about a dozen more tents of the same autotourists.
We intended to stay there for about a week, to go to the Yaylu reserve. But our plans were not destined to come true. The very next morning we did not feel very well - weakness, nausea. But they blamed it all on acclimatization. Measured pressure - normal.
There was a female doctor among the tourists, she told me that many of the neighbors experience the same as we do. All indicators (temperature, pressure) are normal, and the state of health is very poor.
The husband offered to leave. We saw many neighbors leaving the camp, but I hoped that everything would return to normal and endured. We even agreed to go to the Korbu waterfall on the other side.
Indeed, the trip brought some relief. But only until we returned to our parking lot. Almost all the tourists had left by that time, and we also decided to pack up.
Finally, my husband persuaded me to go on a tour of the bay. When we were dropped off on a rocky island not far from our camp, I drew my husband's attention to a ray of bright light coming from somewhere in the sky (its source was incomprehensible), and a round spot on the water from it. But he just brushed it off, saying it was a sun glare.
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I no longer had the strength to walk with a group on the rocks, and I sat down on the rocks, where my husband took a picture of me.
On the same day we went home to Novosibirsk. All the way I lay exhausted in the back seat of the car and then felt unwell for several days. At home, after looking at the photo, I saw a spot of light on the water, and … something like a "flying saucer" above it!
A blood test showed that my ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) was almost doubled. In subsequent years, this indicator fluctuated, but did not return to normal for a long time. The survey revealed nothing. As a result, I was told that this is just a feature of my body.
But before, everything was always fine with me! And only this year, nine years after that trip, a blood test showed that ESR had finally returned to normal. I think that this UFO impact on Lake Teletskoye drained my energy so much!
By the way, several years ago we, albeit with apprehension, repeated our attempt to live on the shores of Lake Teletskoye. Spent a week there and everything was fine. Maybe because I never saw a UFO there?
Elena Mikhailovna BANDMAN, Novosibirsk
