Updated Friday 5th July 1996
crop type=Barley
The 2nd Oxfordshire formation was discovered on June 20th and formed June 19th. It is about 2 miles from first formation on the Wheatley-Garsington Road.
This formation is in Barley and is approximately 1000 ft long with various circles at the top and bottom of the formation with a 500 ft pathway separating the top and bottom of the formation. At first appearance the formation appears very rough but has some unusual feature.
A picture will follow shortly.
Reported by Howard Ambler Oxford CCCS
Image by Jeremy Kaye. Copyright 1996
A Report by Peter Sorensen
Busty and I discovered several formations within a mile radius near Wheatley, East of Oxford when we flew the area where the "thousand-footer" is.
The long one, which is prettier than a windshield wiper, cuts diagonally across the tramlines. Well. it is long!
A few fields across the road is a 70 foot(?) circle with a terribly ragged ring and two satellites {See diagram below}. The circles themselves appear reasonably nice.
Finally, there was a simple forty-footer circle nearby in wheat that seems likely to be the real thing!
Report by Peter Sorensen. Copyright 1996
Drawing by Peter Sorensen. Copyright 1996
Image by Jeremy Kaye. Copyright 1996
