The Knoll, nr Horton, Wiltshire. Reported 6th August.

Video image by Peter Sorensen. Copyright 2000
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The Sorcerer's Ring that arrived at Horton on 9th August
VERY interesting note: the lay of the crop in the circle is an analog
of the big Moiré formation, with the flow following the so-called
"magnetic field lines."

MOIRÉ PATTERN RETURNS

This rather favorable ringed circle, just outside of the small village of Horton, was the start of a change of detailing by the Circlemakers, but it also incorporated other features, which has been seen before!

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The formation was positioned at the very top of the Knoll, facing towards Horton. It’s the first time to have an event in this particular field, which has been monitored every morning by our researchers who actually live in the village. They were astonished to find the formation so close to their home, but what was even more amazing was what they were greeted with when they finally entered the formation.

‘two directional floor lay that followed the circular pattern to meet at an exquisite wheat sheaf center.’

The Avebury Trusloe formation, known to us as the Moiré, has captured people’s imagination with its shear breathtaking design. The pattern within this formation has been mirrored in the floor lay at the Knoll. At the very top of the main circle, we have a two directional floor lay that followed the circular pattern to meet at an exquisite wheat sheaf center. The type of feature has never been seen before (or at the time this formation formed). This wonderful new feature was so compacted into a mound of wheat, that if you sat on it, you wouldn’t have destroyed the detail.

A number of animal tracks were also laid underneath the floor pattern, but they were also evident surrounding the circle itself. Another oddity, was the connected circle on the outer ring.

This included a five-pointed star, with the floor pattern flowing around the entire design. It seems a little out of place to the circle and ring, but from the aerial shots, this must have had an astrological significance.

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Nearly every person, who visited this formation, was absolutely astounded by this new detailing. Since this formation formed, we have once again seen this wheat sheaf center in further formations. Within the Knoll circle, the detail was positioned 16.5 feet from the outer edge of the circle. Around the perimeter of the circle was a small pathway flowing in a clockwise rotation. The outer ring was 3.4ft in width, with the floor pattern within the star circle rotated in a clockwise direction.

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A very important event at Horton, which has started a new wave of features, which I am sure, will progress into something even more astounding.