Our first visit to Broadway Banks was to see, what we thought at the time was an incomplete formation. Well, I guess we were right, because it took a while but the second formation to appear here, completed itself almost a few weeks after its initial appearance. This is not the first time we have seen a formation not completed on the first transmission. The Silbury Hill (1) design, back on the 2^nd of June was initially a triangle inside an outer ring, but the next day, an inner design was formed within the triangle.

The location just below the ancient settlement of Broadway Banks has been hit before, but not for a few years! The last time, was way back in 1994 when a huge ‘Thought Bubble’ formation appeared, in the exact position as the 2000 patterns. This was also the same field, an extraordinary sighting of an unusual light/object was captured on film in the same formation.

We immediately noticed on entering this formation, that there was certainly unfinished business with regard to the shape. The Circlemakers had completed the outer ring, which frames the inner design, but the pattern was just a line drawing. We have seen so many over the years to know that this pattern was uncompleted, but it was a case of when would it be? Our thoughts were that it would be the very next day, as this seems to be the norm, but on this occasion we were wrong. It wasn’t completed till at least ten days later, as we had almost given up on them to come back, but return they did!

Their second visit had made a dramatic difference to the design, as the lines they had made for the seven-fold star were flattened to create a wonderful formation. It was a pleasure to finally photograph the completed intended pattern in the field. We thought nobody’ prefect, not even the Circlemakers, but perhaps we were proved wrong? On the very night of the second transmission, they had a new formation directly next to the first, but slightly higher up the field. It was so high up, that it formed over the top of the hill, next to the ancient settlement of Broadway banks.