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In the Kabardino-Balkaria area of Russia there is a village El'Tyubyu (Эльтюбю).
It's the birthplace of the great Balkar poet and sage Kaisyn Kuliev.
The Balkarukov Tower in El'Tyubyu is also called the Tower of Love. The legend says that Akhtugan Balkarukov built it to defend himself from the relatives of the beautiful Kerime stolen by him in Dagestan.
Latitude: 43.272, Longitude: 43.151, Elevation: 5000 feet.
In this village, Denver Colorado baking rules apply since they're about at the same elevation.

There are more details about El'Tyubyu and the City of the Dead (Gorod Mertvykh) in the valley of the Chegem River here:
details about El'Tyubyu and the City of the Dead at danelis.ru

There are tidbits of mysteries about it:
* clocks in some houses are always behind, and others hurry up (That means bring an Accutron watch there. Why? Magnetic/gravity anomaly verification.)

* anomalies are observed in both electronic and mechanical clocks, which exclude the influence of electromagnetism.
* village is also famous for its long-livers, some of them live till they are 110 and more years old.
* In this village it is not unusual for women to give birth at the age of 50.
* meat and milk as well as other products do not spoil for a long time

Zukhra Mirzoeva was 105 in 2014. Her husband, Khamzat died at 116 years old.
https://en.paranormaldaybook.com/11743303-residents-of-the-anomalous-zone-in-kabardino-balkaria-know-the-secrets-of-longevity
https://coppershop.ru/en/manicure/zagadochnye-mesta-na-kavkaze-na-kavkaze-nashli-rukotvornuyu-peshcheru-storozhevye.html

Sakinat Teberdieva says: "I eat bread, eat cheese. In childhood, 5 times sick, and that's it. I have never drank pills in my life. I'm afraid for what? I’ll live as many more." Here people believe in the magic of climate, and scientists of the world defend whole dissertations on the miracle of Upper Chegem, the object of which is longevity, which settled in the houses of Eltyub.
https://crimeastories.ru/en/iscelyayushchie-misticheskie-mesta-na-kavkaze-misticheskie-mesta/

Back in 2014 we wrote about Zukhra Mirzoeva and Sakinat Teberdieva, but no one has cared to check on them since then, that I can tell.

I think El'Tyubyu is southeast of a major 90-degree-cross grid node and sits in between grid lines.
The fun happens when you KNOW you live between two grid lines at a 90-degree-cross grid node.

I explored the EMAG2 Grid using Cesium viewer (GPlatesPortal):
https://portal.gplates.org/portal/emag2/

Yes El'Tyubyu is on the high magnetic scale in this EMAG2 image:

Also remember the higher you are in the atmosphere the more voltage there is.
You can do fun things in El'Tyubyu with a drone holding up a wire 400 feet in the air to run a little motor.

Other places to visit in the Kabardino-Balkaria area:
https://www.rbth.com/travel/333070-visit-kabardino-balkaria

It's safe to say the citizens of El'Tyubyu don't care about any of our food or gas shortages here in the USA.
Remember to bring an Accutron watch when traveling to El'Tyubyu.