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Buckland, Nr Faringdon,
Oxfordshire. Reported 14th July.
Map Ref: SU344975
Updated Friday 24th July 2008 |
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Images Patty Greer Copyright 2008
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Images Nils Kenneth Fordal Copyright 2008
Images Paul Anderson Copyright 2008
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G.Assink
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please
find attached pictures I took tonight of a crop circle near to
Faringdon, Oxfordshire. I have just sent a report form with all the
details. I can't be too accurate on how long it has been there, but
sometime between today and last Thursday. There were signs that
someone else had been in, although I would say not many, but the
crop in the formation was damaged (broken) at the base with no nice
bending at the nodes visible anywhere. However, it was neat
nonetheless.
Paul Anderson |
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Images Paul Anderson Copyright 2008
 
Here is the close up of the Templar sword hilt on the gravestone.
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A link with the Knights Templar?
When filming on a video project on the outer
islands of Scotland this summer I took a shot of this Templar
grave stone You can clearly see the six petals of the flower of
life in both the grave stone and the formation near Buckland in
Oxfordshire.
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Images Craig Neville Copyright 2008
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On the ground, most of the
crop is bent over at the base, with a very small proportion bent at
heights of up to an inch. This formation is on the main road that
links Oxford and Swindon (A420) , and is situated in a very viewable
position from the road. It measures approximately 42.5metres across
(140 ft) On the north side of the formation, about 6 metres
away from the outer ring is a small triangle
Craig Neville |
Diagram
Tommy Borms Copyright 2008
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Location: |
A420, Buckland, Nr Faringdon,
Oxfordshire |
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Map: |
164, 344975 |
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Crop: |
Wheat |
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Description: |
6 petal flower |
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Discovery: |
14th July |
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Name: |
Paul Anderson |
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Location: |
Close to A420 NE of cross road by
Buckland village Oxon |
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Crop: |
Wheat |
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Description: |
6 petal flower within 50m diameter ring
+ triangular grapeshot |
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Discovery: |
16th July 2008 |
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Name: |
John Langrish |
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COMMENTS
This crop circle
was craved onto Houses here in South West of France. It
was left as a mark, showing the houses built and often loyal to
the Knight Templars. These houses are often on pilgrim routes
and link with St. Michael. Just thought you might want to know.
Tom Lawless
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