White Hill, nr Lockeridge Dene, Wiltshire. Reported 19th July.

GPS Reference ST99945276

Updated Friday 29th September 2000

FIELD REPORT

Groundshots to follow shortly

FIELD REPORT

White Hill, is a shallow incline of fields, just outside of the hamlet Lockeridge Dene. The field in question here, has never been used before by the phenomenon, which is very surprising, as it is a prime site, and has always been sowed for crop growing, ever since I can remember. But in the year 2000, this farm has been visited by a very impressive design, which is a family member of the Avebury Down formation, and Picket Hill. There are now three formations, based on three radii arc’s, of various designs. This latest formation at White Hill has incorporated a middle design, made of a triangular section, encompassing a circle of three standing portions of crop. The section of crop, between three points of the triangle, are offset from the middle circular outline, and the whole central pattern, is the surrounded by a larger outer circle running through the middle of each propeller patterns. This circle was the marking point to produce the three outer propellers. It based on very simple geometry, but created a very pleasing formation. Once again, the Farmers have been very kind, and have allowed access to the formation, on condition of a small donation towards the local community. We applauded this kind of action, and is further evidence to suggest an acceptance of the continuing presence of the Circlemakers in Wiltshire.

Report by Stuart Dike.

8:00-9:00pm 21st July 2000.

Video Image Amica kusaka Copyright 2000

It was beautiful formation. I was so impressed by my first visiting crop circles. The formation has three blades look like and there are spiral
crops on each blades. I sat down on the one of spiral crops. At once, I felt something spiral energy throughout all my body. It was so comfortable.
After a while, I tried to take a photo. When I looked at the monitor of my digital camera, I saw amazing image. There was spiral light turning above
the centre. In a hurry, I took the photo. Is this just sunlight reflection? Somebody research about crop circles or professional photographers, please
give me any opinions or impressions.

Report by Amica kusaka Japan

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Once again we wish to thank the Farmer for his permission to access
the formation in his field and please donate to the Honesty Box

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