strange creature, it was covered with white wool blended with snow. I was frightened. The creature was horrified too and raised a roar like howling of wolves. I looked at it and understood, that it was what we were looking for-yeti. I tried not to panic and come to life. I made the first move to greet. The yeti stopped howling and tried to understand my gestures. But still a few minutes later he tried to understand me and began dancing. I assumed that this is a greeting in their language. I also showed my respect for him, greeted. The creature understood, that I did not want to do harm for him. I decided to lead a little test. I put down a cookie and made a few steps back. The yeti took it carefully in his hairy hand and examined it carefully but finally and liked it. So I gave him the whole pack. I offered it to sit down with gestures. I did not sit close to it not to scare it but then I was slowly a moving closer to my new friend. Yeti was very quiet. I treated it with different food, but it became clear that he liked sweets and nuts. People are wrong saying that yeti is dangerous. In fact it peaceful and it seems to me that it is not angry. I showed it different things and taught to use them properly. It was very curious. I photographed with it but took just one because it was very afraid of flash. Soon I showed him with gestures that he was to leave because my colleagues were looking for it. It understood everything and began to move away from me. I followed him waving hand though I did not want to leave. Soon our camp woke up but I kept silence the rest of my days, I did not talk about this mysterious meeting with yeti. Later we travelled for many months in the Arctic but never saw any other yeties.