Hey guys Ryan Sprague here and I want to wish everyone a very happy World UFO Day to help celebrate

head on over to the E1 Instagram account right now and be sure to take the UFO or RFO quiz.

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o and e podcasts good luck and also to help celebrate world

u f o f oo day we're bringing you today witness Volume 3, jam-packed with stories from all over the world

of those who've experienced the UFO phenomenon.

I hope you enjoy. This is somewhere in the skies with Ryan's bread. Oh, I have lived all my life in the Adirondack Park of Northern New York. It's kind of a quiet picturesque kind of place.

If there's one town that stands out just by reputation, it's Lake Placid just because it was the site of the Miracle

on Ice in 1980. Other than that, the area is kind of unremarkable. It's beautiful in its landscape. You're surrounded by mountains, you're surrounded by trees, and it's a lot of beauty to take in really.

And where I live, it's a very dark and secluded place. It's a town of about 5,000 people.

And we have an observatory.

There isn't a ton of light pollution up here.

But when I moved to the town I live in now, which was about almost nine years ago,

strange things started to happen.

For about four years you could see this object in the sky at night. I don't know what it was. I know it wasn't a satellite and I know it wasn't a plane.

But nearly every night you could see this red or white light in the sky flying usually lower than what an airplane

would. It made no sound. It would just fly in this slow manner over the town.

And if you talk to people around town, they would tell you that they had seen it,

that they didn't really think much of it.

Some friends I remember took Snapchat's and are like,

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