Image Rodney Hale Copyright 2001

FIELD REPORT

New circle at Hunton Bridge near King’s Langley, Herts.  First reported 28  July 2001.  Visited  by Mike Rogers and the local  CCCS. team and photographed by Rodney Hale 10 August 2001.   Unfortunately the farmer refuses entry,  but visible from the A41 when   immediately west of  Hunton Bridge  roundabout which is at the end of the M25 spur to  Watford.  The circle is on a sound facing slope down to the A41 below the old Leavesden Airfield. 
 O.S. Grid Ref: TQ 088 999, it is a simple circle, initially rumoured as nearly 300 feet in  diameter in ripening  wheat , but looks less ( no tram lines to gauge size).  Somewhat scruffy in appearance, it is swirled   anticlockwise with several up-standing stalks. 
 
Initially  reported as  ‘having a smell’ and with traces of ‘ the bronze dust’,  all we can say is that there is a big council tip close by and there have been recent local reports of Sahara dust deposits on cars!  It is interesting that the circle is on land farmed by the same farmer   which had several circles in the mid - 1990’s  a few miles away  and which Anne Silk   noted to be  in a line  between two big transmitter towers. 
 
Being unable to enter the circle, it was frustrating to note two marks to the west of the circle, which just  possibly might be small satellite circles.  

Report by Mike Rogers (CCCS. team)

Crop: wheat?
Description: beautiful circle 350 ft diameter!! Strange smell and some sort of bronze dust on crop? Very strange!

Reported by  James Smith