| ID | #1620376756 |
| Added | Fri, 07/05/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
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OVNIRADIO ICOU "There Goes One" - Amazing Fairy Tales series
[Opening Voiceover]
A collection of anecdotes about fifty years of traveling and observing the sky in fields, mountains, rivers, lagoons, hills, ranches, chapels and cemeteries. An interesting diary about UFOs and paranormal phenomena, between reality and fiction, authentic and incredible ... Amazing stories ... a visual compilation that you should listen to ... if you are a skeptic.
[Voice of Luis Burgos]
Atalaya is a province in the province of Buenos Aires on the banks of the River Plate, belonging to the department of Magdalena, south of La Plata, the provincial capital, about 50 km. And it was there, in Atalaya, that we experienced some of the most remarkable UFOs and related events of the 1980s.
We lived on the beach, we went there every night if the weather allowed, because people told us that they saw not only lights, but also, as they could be called, "reckless" fairy tales with ghosts, mysterious lights, ghosts, and even a little boy who told me that he would ride a bicycle at night, and came across a white coffin floating in the air above a wire fence, a meter or a meter and a half from the ground. The poor thing got home as pale as a coffin.
But in any case, we went there because people told us about the existence of strange luminous phenomena, and the celestial clock then-1985 and 1986-was kept in some local field between Atalaya and Magdalena, on the outskirts of the city of Atalaya, in a public beach, which is a beautiful, very quiet place, or on an old wooden bridge - a wooden bridge on which local fishermen spend the day.
Events will occur between one observer and another, and they will fill our heads with more and more new cases. Not only the current ones, but also the older ones, which often happens when someone goes out to do field research or night observations. Juicy anecdotes, some incidents told in great detail by witnesses, some sketchy, others unreliable ... very similar to the folklore in any community in Argentina.
But let me repeat - we had a very deep experience in Atalaya regarding the UFO phenomenon compared to the city of Ugarte, Gobernador Ugarte, above Civica in western Buenos Aires. So, at these heavenly hours, we always brought something to drink, something to eat, sandwiches, and I remember one night we went to a local nightclub around nine o'clock in the evening. Then we left for the country, stayed there until dawn, and headed back to La Plata.
And what I'm going to tell you precedes the landing phenomenon, the ground tracks, the famous one hundred and fifty marks, which became the world record for UFO landings, which has no analogues anywhere in the world, a field with 150 landing tracks. We haven't made that discovery yet. We were still in diapers - it all happened much later. We discovered this field a few weeks later, and then devoted all our resources to exploring it, which is adjacent to El Espinillo Creek. And then on March 4, 1986, we had an experience with UFOs approaching us.
One night we arrived in the city - there were six or seven members of FAO La Plata-and we were waiting for a young man to be our guide, who would guide us to and fro. We ordered beer, soda, peanuts, and sandwiches, and in the meantime, we prepared our photo equipment, decided whether to return to the same place or try a new one, and so on. The evening is quiet, there were other locals, drinking gin, wine, and suddenly there was a local guy. We saw him there with a wild look, very strange. He looked at all the tables, and then focused on ours, and we all sat together. With a local accent, he said:
"You guys are UFO researchers, right?"
We looked at him, and he looked back. One of our guys said:
"Yes, that's right"
To which he replied:
"Here comes one!"
Good. When he said that, beer spilled all over the floor, soda spilled freely, peanuts flew everywhere, chairs fell down, and we ran outside to see who would be the first to notice the object, because a local guy told us it was happening at that very moment.
They ran out into the street, rubbed their eyes and asked, where, where is it?
"There goes!"
When we saw it, it was a plane. An airliner that occasionally flies over Atalaya and makes a U-turn over the River Plate en route to Montevideo and Brazil. Some wanted to kill the poor little guy, but it wasn't his fault - he was just excited to let us know there was a UFO here, after hearing all the stories circulating in the city, vox populi . He wanted to help, to witness the phenomenon.
And we always look back because everything was spilled on the nightclub floor. We sorted it out, paid the waiter, but this one took its place in the list of jokes ... "Here we go".
Well, such stories will be broadcast week after week in "Amazing Tales".
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OVNIRADIO ICOU
"There Goes One" - Astonishing Tales
[Intro Voiceover]
A compilation of anecdotes of fifty years of travels and skywatches in fields, mountains, rivers, lagoons, hills, ranches, chapels and graveyards. An interesting diary of UFOs and the paranormal, between reality and fiction, the credible and the incredible...Astonishing Tales...a visual compilation you must listen to...if you are a skeptic.
[Voice of Luis Burgos]
Atalaya is a province in the Province of Buenos Aires on the shores of the River Plate, belonging to the Department of Magdalena, south of La Plata, the provincial capital, by some 50 kilometers. And it was there in Atalaya, that we lived through some of the most remarkable UFO and related experiences in the 1980s.
We lived on the beach, we went there nightly, weather permitting, because people would tell us that they were seeing not only lights, but also 'harebrained' tales, as one might call them, involving apparitions, mysterious lights, ghosts, and even a little boy who told me that he would ride his bicycle at night and came across a white coffin hovering in the air, over by a wire fence, a meter or meter and a half of the ground. The poor thing got home as pale as the coffin.
But anyway, we went there because people advised us of the existence of strange luminous phenomena, and the skywatches back then - 1985, 1986 - were held in some local field between Atalaya and Magdalena, on the outskirts of the town of Atalaya, at the public beach, which is a lovely, very quiet place, or on the old wooden bridge - a wooden bridge used by local fishermen to spend the day.
Between one skywatch and another, events would occur, and they would fill our heads with more and more cases. Not only current ones but older ones too, which often happens when one goes out to conduct field research or nocturnal observations. Juicy anecdotes, some incidents very thoroughly retold by the witnesses, some sketchy, others unreliable...much like occurs with the folklore in any community in Argentina.
But let me repeat - we have had very deep experiences in Atalaya regarding the UFO phenomenon, when compared with the town of Ugarte, Gobernador Ugarte, over by Chivicoy in western Buenos Aires. So to these skywatches we always brought something to drink, something to eat, sandwiches, and I remember that one evening we went to a local night club around nine o'clock in the evening. Then we went off to the countryside, stayed until dawn, and headed back to La Plata.
And what I'm going to tell you now pre-dates the landing phenomenon, the ground marks, the famous one hundred and fifty marks which became a world record in UFO landings, unmatched anywhere in the world, a field with 150 landing traces. We still hadn't made this discovery. We were still in diapers - this all happened much later. We discovered that field weeks later, and then devoted all our resources to investigating it, which is adjacent to the El Espinillo creek. And that's when we had the experience on March 4, 1986, involving the UFOs that approached us.
We reached the town one night - we were six or seven members of FAO-La Plata - and we were waiting for a young fellow who would act as our guide to take us here and there. We ordered some beer, soda, peanuts, and sandwiches, and in the meantime got our photo equipment ready, decided whether to return to the same spot or try a new one, etcetera. A quiet evening, as there was other locals there, drinking gin, wine, and suddenly a little local fellow turned up. We saw him there with a wild look in his eyes, very odd. He scanned all the tables and then focused on our own, and we were all sitting together. With a local accent, he said "You're the UFO guys, right?"
We looked at him, he looked back. One of our number said: "Yeah, that's right"
To which he replied: "There goes one!"
Well. When he said that, beer spilled all over the floor, soda poured freely, peanuts scattered everywhere, chairs fell over, and we ran outside to see who'd be the first to spot the object, because the local fellow was telling us it was happening at that very moment.
We ran outside, rubbed our eyes and asked where, where is it?
"There it goes!"
When we saw it, it was an airplane. An airliner that flies every so often over Atalaya, and makes a turn over the River Plate on its way to Montevideo and Brazil. Some wanted to kill the poor little guy, but he wasn't to blame - he was just excited to tell us that a UFO was present, having heard all the stories circulating in town, the vox populi. He wanted to help, to be a witness to the phenomenon.
And we always look back upon the moment, because we spilled everything onto the nightclub floor. We straightened things out, paid the waiter, but this took its place among the list of anecdotes..."There goes one."
Well, stories like these will be broadcast week after week in "Astonishing Tales"
[Translation and transcription (c) 2021 Scott Corrales, IHU with thanks to Luis Burgos, FAO/ICOU]
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