FSR (Flying Saucer Review) Compilation: Reports from Australia, Russia, and Britain

This document is a compilation of reports published in the Flying Saucer Review (FSR), detailing various anomalous events across the globe. The first report, authored by Colin Norris of Australian International UFO Research, describes an egg-shaped marking discovered in the Adelaide Hills in November 1992. The site exhibited elevated radiation levels and soil anomalies, and local livestock displayed significant distress. The second report, translated from the Russian publication Chetvertoe Izmerenie, recounts a 1990 incident near Chekarda, Russia, where a round object landed in a barley field, leaving an 8m by 10m oval patch and causing headaches among witnesses. The third report, by Gordon Creighton, details a 1988 close encounter in St. Albans, UK, involving Mrs. Rosetta Webly. She observed a circular, domed object with red, yellow, and white lights that hovered silently. Mrs. Webly reported experiencing a 'zone of silence' and paralysis during the event. The document also includes a brief overview of Siberian crop circles by Diana Clift, noting that the phenomenon was previously considered exclusively Western until reports emerged from the Krasnoyarsk region.