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It was still morning when I entered
the crop circle in the South Field at the foot of Woodborough Hill near
Alton Barnes on August 8th 2003. It was hot and it would
become even hotter. That was already noticeable earlier that morning when
Linda Moulton Howe told me about this new formation. She and Andy Buckley
had done a nightwatch on Woodborough Hill the night before. They
especially watched the South Field because Andy had the strong feeling
that something would happen there. At midnight they left the hill. They
had not seen anything, not heard anything and they were sure that there
was nothing in the South Field on the moment they left.
And now, together with Andy, Linda
and a few others, I had just stepped into this new crop circle in the
South Field. I looked and did not know what to think of it. After I had
walked around for a while I had figured out that the shape resembled very
much the crop circle that had come down in the
East Field on August
2. Some sort of Celtic Knot. I had also been in the East Field formation.
That crop circle had really looked like a terrible mess, like as if a
great violent force had downed the crop. The formation in the South Field
looked better but also gave me the impression that a lot of violence had
been used to flatten the crop. I also noticed that it lacked a real flow,
but I realized at the same time that it was already late in the season
and it had been a hot summer. The crop was ripe, perhaps even beyond
ripe.
I took out my video camera and made
some routine shots. Others present had still cameras with them, like
German photographer Frank Laumen. Later on it turned out that nobody had
taken any photos, even not Frank Laumen. Seemingly nobody had seen
anything worthwhile photographing. In 2002 there had been a “Celtic
Knot” crop circle in the South Field that had impressed
everybody. Earlier in the 2003 season, on June 7th, a “Celtic
Knot” formation had come down at
Windmill Hill and again
everybody was impressed. And now this “Celtic Knot” resembling formation
had been discovered in the South Field and nobody took photos in the
formation!
Not long after I had entered the
crop circle, Dirk Moller from Germany, armed with a still camera and
pole, stepped into the formation. He walked for several minutes around
just murmuring in himself, and then decided to leave again. He never had
taken his camera out of its bag. He just had looked around and had left
again. His behaviour illustrated exactly how I was feeling.
No, this formation had no magic for
me. I only saw violence. This was definitively a crop circle from Mars.
Field Report Bert Janssen
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