Fareham, nr Portsmouth, Hampshire. Reported 11th July
Updated Wednesday 22nd July 1998
© 1998 Steve Alexander
DIATOM
This formation, obviously similar to the "Clanfield Brooch," appeared in wheat near Fareham, Hampshire, on July 17th. The 220 foot design suggests the microscopic sea creatures which compose the chalk that is so prevalent in England. Recent work by Steven Page & Glenn Broughton shows that crop circles frequently occur where chalk and greensand hold underground water.
© 1998 Peter R. Sørensen
We saw a formation today, in case you haven't heard of it
I thought we'd let you know, it's alongside the M27 in Hampshire,
at Fareham, on the south side of the motorway, just past the exit for the
A32, going west. Presumably this is an interesting location because not only are the
cars going by all day and most of the night, but there's also houses looking down the
slope onto the site, only about 50 metres away or so. Formation seen at Fareham, Hampshire
11th July
Nick Costelloe
There is a formation just visible from the road that looks like a Tudor rose approx. 200ft location M27 just west of Fareham Hampshire
Alan Gordon
