Field Report at Hundred Acres by Mike Callahan (July 3rd) 

I did my field report early on Sunday evening.  The formation had already had many people visit it so there were parts that had been trampled on quite considerably. Never-the-less there was much of interest in this formation. Before I entered I checked out the squares outside the main formation. They had a nest in the middle, swirled but not too tightly. The lay was in a clockwise direction. I entered a couple without damaging the lines of crop and there was no multi layering.

 

 

I then entered the actual formation. The lay was that of a sweeping swirling clockwise  motion. There were some stems still standing but not as many as the formation at Avebury. However, we must bear in mind that many people had visited during the day. There were lots of broken stems as well caused by the many visitors.

 

After checking out the nodes I moved into the centre section of the formation. I checked out the various squares and rectangles. Some of the squares had standing nests. These nests varied in density and were generally standing stems and not entwined. However, some of the squares had a flattened nest. The crop was swirled but pressed down on the earth. My first thoughts were that they were flattened by visitors but on further investigation there appeared to be a pattern. The squares that had standing nests had a clockwise swirl/lay but all the squares with flattened nests had an anti-clockwise swirl. There was some evidence of multi layering as can be seen by the photograph. One of the images shows two squares right next to each other showing this effect.

 

 On entering the rectangles with standing crop, the lay was generally neat and tidy and again in a clockwise swirling direction.

 

I spent some time examining the nodes of the crop inside and outside the formation. Although not as prevalent as some other formations there were lots of stems bent at the nodes and also they appeared to be enlarged when compared to others outside the formation. Many stems were warped and kinked. I found no evidence of blown out nodes.

 

There were some other points of interest.  I have just noticed something as I am writing this and looking at the photographs. The photograph below appears to have a circular mark on it. I didn’t notice it before. I know little about photograph anomalies so I can’t say if it is ‘normal’ or otherwise but others may be more qualified to give an opinion. I thought it was worth including anyway.

 

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Also, as I was leaving I had a brief chat with an experienced dowser. He very kindly shared many amazing things that he had discovered about eight new energy lines running through various points in the formation. I can’t really discuss that in depth as I am not a dowsing expert but what he shared was very interesting.

 

© Photographs Mike Callahan