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Garsington (2), Oxfordshire. Reported 15th July.
Map Ref: SP585023
Updated Thursday 1st September 2005
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Because of the
interest in this formation and recent changes, I attach a wider shot of it
when first taken, to show that there were no additions missed at the first
pass. Hopefully I can give it a second run before the field is harvested. |
Images Andrew King Copyright 2005
The above aerial by Andrew King only shows two thirds
of the formation as it looked when we visited it on Sunday the 24th of
July. And it looks as though it must have changed between the day the
aerial was taken and the day we visited it.
The numbers 1,
2a, 2b, 3 etc. refer to the 8 circles and two grape shots that we
found on the ground when we visited the formation. Only circles 1 - 5
are visible on the aerial taken by A. King, and as you can see,
circle 2 (from the left)
seems to have changed since the aerial was taken. On the aerial it
seems to have a spiral of standing crop, but as you can see from
(photos Circle 2a and 2b) when we visited it, it looked quite
different.
To the right of the 5
circles seen on the aerial, about 50m farther down the field (just
visible on photo Circle-1), we found two beautiful grape shots and
three more circles.
Report by Eva-Marie Brekkestø
The Norwegian Crop Circle Group
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Click on Thumbnails to enlarge
Images Photos 2a, 5 and 8 are Eva-Marie
Brekkestø
and the rest of them were taken by Axel Kayser Copyright 2005.
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For info only – lousy
pictures from my ancient digital cam/ Better ones will come – I
hope!
I flew over Garsington
this evening. There are 3 formations there – two in fields on either
side of the road below the church, and another behind the church, on
the other side. This latter has a superb woven lay clearly seen from
the air. I did not visit any on them on the ground.
Near Chalfont St peter–
off the M25, Junction17, 2 formations, just discernable and on
opposite sides of the motorway – south one, a dumbbell, only just
visible viewed between the trees lining the anti clockwise
carriageway; the other, an indescribable mess of squiggles and
flattened patches, poorly visible from the clockwise carriageway in
the little valley approaching j17. It is close to a radio mast and
some quarry works, I did not have the time to investigate but will
send a map scan as soon as I can.
Andrew King |
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