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Easton Royal, nr Burbage,
Wiltshire. Reported 12th June.
Map Ref:
SU214608
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Images John Montgomery Copyright 2007
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Steve Alexander Copyright 2007
I am the farmer of this land and do NOT wish
to allow access to the field to anyone. If I find anyone in this
field it will cost them and they will be reported to the police.
This crop circle has already cost this farm money. I am not
interested in any future correspondence of any kind and would be
grateful if you could make the facts above known to anyone
concerned.
Having already caught two people trespassing on my land
I will not be so understanding next time and will take action.
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FOR VISITING THE CROP
CIRCLES.
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Discovered 12.06.07 - Eastern Royal, nr Burgage, Wilts - Barley
200ft. Approx.
We discovered this formation today, while on
route to the Milk Hill formation of the 07.06.07. It appears that
the formation is at least two or three days old (maybe more), as the
crop can be seen to be recovering quite well.
This is a very unusual design and the fine lines that mark-out the
large containing ring are very narrow indeed. This formation reminds
me of a bird in flight with up-turned wings and fanned out tail
feathers - reminiscent of ancient Mayan (or similar) design-style.
Rather beautiful.
Karen Alexander
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Image
Steve Alexander Copyright 2007
Another megalithic
sundial at Easton Royal
Easton Royal of June 12 seems
to show another megalithic sundial such as
Oliver's
Castle of April 2007, or others described in "Four
megalithic sundials: geometrical and astronomical analyses".
This one may be of special interest however, because it
shows a 12-month calendar as used sometimes in the ancient
British Isles, rather than a 16-month calendar as shown in other
crop sundials for example
Avebury of June 21, 2003.
The relative sizes of
"balls" tell how far along the horizon any rising or setting Sun
will "move" during each 30 or 31-day period. Such azimuthal
motions become bigger when the Sun lies close to an equinox (0,
6, 12), than when it lies close to a solstice (3, 9).
This sundial also matches a
12-month stone calendar told about in the Book of
Enoch, that C. Knight and R. Lomas analyzed in their book Uriel's
Machine (1999).
East Field of June 3 likewise seemed to show a "triple
sundial" resembling
Yatesbury of July 22, 2001.
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I was
researching ancient megalithic symbols here, and saw this nice
schematic reconstruction of Uriel's Machine from Lomas and
Knight, that matches the Easton Royal sundial of June 12 very
closely indeed. Collie |
Reconstruction of the
2007 Easton Royal formation
by Zef Damen
Diagram
Bertold Zugelder Copyright 2007
Diagram by Andreas Müller
www.kornkreise-forschung.de /
www.cropcirclescience.org
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