Kent is once again on the receiving end of a 200 ft approx. formation in mature wheat.  Placed in a field which borders on an ancient track way now known as the North Down Way, and very close to a tumulus that's hidden within the surrounding copse.  It consists of a number of sweeping paths and crescents appearing to form a trefoil shape. Light was fading fast, so digital images are not too clear.  Hopefully we can follow up with some better ones.

A good view may be obtained from the M2, just after crossing the Medway bridge heading coast-bound (RHS).  The formation is almost directly opposite the Water Board pumping station at Wouldham, separated by the new Channel Tunnel rail link.  We spoke to a guy who lives within these confines and he said it wasn't there the previous evening but to his surprise it was at 4.30 am (31st July).  His friends were camping overnight in a caravan very close to the field & they didn't hear or see a thing!

We are grateful to the micro light pilot from Rochester Airport who alerted us to this formation.

Do not enter the field without the farmer's permission.

Graham Tucker