I went to see the Furze Hill event today and was suitably impressed. I always like the formations that are in barley, they seem more alive with the movement created in the wind. I liked the way this formation sits out of sight just over the brow of the hill and cannot really be seen from any vantage point. It is fairly easy to find. If you come along the Bishop Cannings road form the Devizes -  Avebury end you first pass a farm on the right, the next Byway leads to Furze hill, you can park here, walk up the path to where it bends to the left - walk along the fence on the right as far as a path gate into the barley field and just follow the tramlines in front of you for about 250-300 metres and there is the formation. Peter's map ref:- SU 035 667 is spot on. All the elements are interconnected so the crop can stay pretty well intact. The barley is starting to recover now and the only broken stems seem to be from people walking in the formation. The rings are very good with nice walls, the centre is good with a spiral effect. I did dowse it and it is very lively, not like some of last years. A young man called Jay tried the rods and found the experience exciting, he's in one of the photos. I hope people treat this one with respect and not upset the farmer - remember the code - .