Have had another look, although I couldn't get an ideal view of either field I mentioned, I would say that there possibly was at least one possible combination of circles and lines that could have been a formation - but unfortunately everywhere is a mess as you would be well aware of with the recent floods.  I think If I could get a high enough view of either there would be no distinguishable feature to make out.  Shame, I've never seen a crop circle yet. I even reported a circle to you in June which was a man-made advert (west of Avebury) - to my disappointment.

I was in the formation on Monday 6th of august when the crop was already cut. From the ground it was hard to figure out if there was so me sort of geometry involved. But I managed to make a drawing and did a little measuring by taking big steps. After about 15 minutes I experienced that typical shaky feeling in my body that tells me there some sort of radiation energy is involved. Therefore I'm convinced about its origin. To me the radiation seems stronger than other formations I visited here in Wiltshire this season. Besides this energy aspect I must say that the geometry looks pretty complex to me to do.  I think it is still worthwhile for researchers to go out there because of the strong energy so that it can be confirmed as real by others as well. After all it is very unique and a historical thing to find a (ex) formation that has a tree in the middle!  At the airport I asked around if people had taken pictures of it with the standing crop. I was directed  to a very kind helicopter pilot who usually does these things. So I met him the other day and he and his colleague unfortunately hadn't taken pictures of it when it was still intact. But, and this was incredibly kind, they offered me a free flight for taking the aerial pictures after all! So many many thanks to Gary Ellson and Ollie Pennington for giving this valuable opportunity. The pictures I show here are done by Gary Ellson. Talking about spirit, he's not even bothered about copyrights... Randell

After seeing the entry on the rumours page for the possible Bournemouth airport circle, I thought I would check it out on Saturday - as I was down visiting the area that day. 

Frustratingly, I couldn't see an easy way into the field. There is a high barbed wire fence all the way around, and what with the recent airport heightened security I didn't fancy trying to climb in!  While I was there, a big police 4x4 cruised by, so I didn't want to chance it. 

I'm 95% sure there IS a formation in the field. Outside of the crop impression, the field is virtually free of wind damage, and I doubt the impression that is there, would be quite as symmetrical either side of the tree if it was just due to that. 

I managed to get a slightly better photo than the one shown on your site by holding the camera aloft on a tripod. It appears to show at the very least a large flattened outer ring, with a more complex pattern lying inside. I would estimate the formation to be 200 feet across, and I think the crop is oats? Its definitely not barley, and I don't think it is wheat either. 

Maybe someone braver than me might hop into the field for a closer look, failing that you'd think an aerial image would be easy to obtain given its location?

I am in Ringwood today and as I am only short distance from where this 'rumour' is I thought I would check it out. from the side of the main road and along the airport entrance you can just about see it and this is where the other images were taken however its hard to make anything out. so I went round the back of the field where the entrance is and closer to the tree, from there it was clear that the downed area has very little geometric shape if any and looks a lot like wind damage to me. There were also other areas of wind damage in the same field.

 

I am including a photo of the "formation" from the back of the field.

 

Mark (Incanus)

As in the case with the latest circle West Down, Nr Beckhampton, Wiltshire. Reported 26th June. This I reported onto the forum back in May along with ground photos and a bit of investigating went on. I was going to report it then as a crop circle but found out it had been there in fact years and is nothing more than a mown burial mound. 

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