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FOR VISITING THE CROP
CIRCLES.
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Location: |
Outside Marlborough, on the A4 next to
the lay-by by the turning to Great Bedwyn |
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Crop: |
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Description: |
Big circle with other circles coming
off it |
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Discovery: |
27th August |
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Name: |
Justin Rogers |
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Status: |
Waiting for photographic evidence |
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Location: |
In the field beyond the Sanctuary pair
clearly visible from the road |
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Map: |
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Crop: |
Wheat? |
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Description: |
A definite flattened square with other
organised shapes around it |
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Discovery: |
wed 10th Sept |
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Name: |
Julia Croft |
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Status: |
Waiting for photographic evidence |
Anyway this one
at West Overton is definitely a modest rendition of Thomas the
Tank Engine. Reported 26th August at West Overton, nr Avebury,
Wiltshire.
Russell Stannard |
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Location: |
Wedhampton, nr Devizes, Wiltshire. |
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Crop: |
Wheat |
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Description: |
I spotted this formation on the way
to Cheesefoot head this afternoon. It looks familiar yet my
first quick search of the CCC failed to find it. The OS map
reference is approximately SU061582. A bit rough to say the
least.
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Discovery: |
25th August |
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Name: |
Russell Stannard
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Images Russell Stannard Copyright 2008
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Location: |
"field opposite Stonehenge" |
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Crop: |
Wheat |
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Description: |
Sun pattern |
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Discovery: |
13th August |
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Name: |
Monica |
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Status: |
After an extensive search this crop
circle rumour was not discovered. |
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Location: |
Viewed from Manor Farm gate South of
Compton Abbas |
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Map: |
MAP |
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Crop: |
Wheat |
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Description: |
I'm not sure, or even if it's real, I
think I saw one just under Fontmell Down, it was lashing with rain
and my pictures are too poor to be of any worth, so hopefully
someone local will be able to have a look |
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Discovery: |
9th August 2008 |
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Name: |
Clare Elizabeth Angela Kingston |
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Status: |
Waiting for photographic evidence |
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Location: |
1/4 mile west of Sandend, Aberdeenshire |
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Map: |
65,55 |
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Crop: |
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Description: |
Large flat circle smaller flat circle
,ring around small circle connecting to large circle |
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Discovery: |
11th August 2008 |
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Name: |
Mumbles |
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Status: |
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I wondered if you were aware of some crop formations alongside the
A350 between Upton Scudamore and Westbury, Wiltshire? I can't seem
to find photos or details on websites anywhere at the moment but
they have been there for at least a fortnight.
The one at Upton Scudamore is on a hillside on the left hand side of
the road when travelling from Warminster to Westbury and is of a
sort of shield/key shape. It can be seen from the road and can be
found just after the bus stop roughly opposite the right hand turn
to Upton Scudamore after the bridge.
I think there are also further formations, possibly circles, in the
corn fields after Upton Scudamore as you travel down towards
Westbury, again on the left hand side and before you come to
Madbrook Farm on the outskirts of Westbury. The crop disturbance is
quite clear from the road but you cannot make out any shapes from
ground level so it may just be farm workings. I hope this is
helpful.
Samantha Shott. |
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Location: |
Lewes East Sussex |
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Map: |
HERE ON MAP |
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Crop: |
wheat |
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Description: |
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Discovery: |
01/08/08 |
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Name: |
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Status: |
Waiting for photographic evidence |
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I heard from a
colleague today that there is a formation alongside the M4 somewhere
between the Swindon east junction and the Hungerford / Wantage
junction. (he was a little vague to say the least), but he said you
couldn't miss it a you drove in a west.
I have not seen this on the web at all, so have no idea if new, or a
hoax etc etc, but thought you may want to know.
Paul Anderson |
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On Monday, I was
driving north toward Hillcot (south of Honey street), and saw a
series of depressions in the crop to the right side (east) of the
nearly one-lane road. It looked like if could be a sentence style
formation. The edges were a bit ragged, so perhaps it could also be
blown down crop due to the wind. There were different sized
depressions and they stretched a long ways parallel to the road.
The field is south of the power lines that pass on the south side of
the little town of Hillcot.
Still Evolving |
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Location: |
Just north of Rugby, UK. Near train
tracks |
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Crop: |
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Description: |
Two "paisley" on yin-yang shapes,
inside circle |
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Discovery: |
18 July 2008 |
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Name: |
Laura Farrell |
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Status: |
Waiting for photographic Evidence
UPDATE:- THIS IS THE NETTLE HILL. ANSTY,
crop circle already reported and on this site. |
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I think I saw a crop circle yesterday when I was walking around
Uffington Castle. It was to the south west of the castle and
about 4 fields down from the one which was there 2 years ago. It
looked quite large and fairly simple - a big circle and
something else. My partner saw it too.
Rosie
Tomlinson |
I spotted the attached from the top
of Liddington Castle, from where this picture was taken. It's to
the south of Chiseldon, on the western side of the A346 (which
runs between the two rows of trees and hedges you can see below
the field in the picture). The crop looks like ripe barley,
which would suggest the formation isn't recent. I didn't have
time to investigate it on the ground. It may of course just be
lodging, but it looks decidedly circular from the hill. A ground
visit would confirm.
Darren Francis
The rumoured formation at Chiseldon
turns out to be just storm damage.
Craig Neville
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Location: |
Longwood Warren, Hampshire |
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Map: |
SU 549 259 |
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Crop: |
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Description: |
Seen from my plane, so not sure, I
doubt you can see it from the ground. "S" Shaped Formation. Will
try to get a picture. |
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Discovery: |
22.06.08 |
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Name: |
Oliver Perkins |
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Status: |
Waiting confirmation with pictures |
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Location: |
Shepherds Down, Nr Corhampton,
Hampshire |
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Map: |
SU595195 |
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Crop: |
Wheat |
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Description: |
UNKNOWN but close to Tumulus |
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Discovery: |
19/06/08 |
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Name: |
Oliver Perkins |
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Status: |
Waiting confirmation with pictures
I just drove up to Corhampton and all around Meonstoke, Wickham and
along past Corhampton Golf Course (where I presume the formation
was) but I couldn't see anything. If you drive along Sheep Pond lane
there's something in the field behind which looks like wind damage
to me, so perhaps whoever reported it saw that. You can't really see
anything at all from the road though, even in my car which is higher
than most.
Came back via Warnford and Old Winchester Hill, so there's nothing
in the Meon Valley (Hen Wood area) either. I didn't get up to
Wheeley Down or Brockwood Park though, as I wanted to be home before
the rush hour.
Paul Vigay |
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Location: |
Further down the lane of the Nags Head
(TA3 5NW) Thornfalcon, Somerset |
| Map: |
328243,122615 |
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Barley? |
| Description: |
I noticed on the way to Taunton a
couple of days after we had thunder storms on driving on the dual
carriage way to Taunton, I thought it looked like a crop circle from
the distance, I have just been into the field, and it looks like a
pattern to me, but I am not a novice, it would be easier if I could
see from in the air, I spoke to some people in a house neighbouring
the field and they said it appear after the storm on the bank
holiday, but the farmer thought it was just wind damage, how can you
tell if it is wind damage, it looked like a pattern to me, it is
quite a few weeks old if it is a crop circle, I have taken some
pictures the best I can. Look forward to hearing from you. |
| Discovery: |
8th June 2008 |
| Name: |
Sharmila WIlton |
| Status: |
Waiting for photographic evidence
ascertain if this is a real crop circle rather then storm damage |
Image Nick Nicholson Copyright 2008
Images Circle Munter Copyright
2008
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Location: |
Temple, halfway along the road between
Marlborough and Broad Hinton, about a mile from the Hackpen hill
formation |
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| Crop: |
Wheat (I think) |
| Description: |
central solid circle with crescent
vortex pattern |
| Discovery: |
01/06/08 11AM |
| Name: |
N/A |
| Status: |
waiting photography confirmation
We advise no one to enter the field to
see the crop circle as the
Barbury Estate Security as watching! |
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GLYNDE, NEAR LEWES, EAST SUSSEX. Reported 4th May
LOCATION: Glynde, near Lewes, East Sussex
DATE: First seen 4 May 2008
CROP: Grazing grass
SHAPE: Double-ringed cross, long path & rectangle
SIZE: Unknown, but estimated around 150ft total length
PHOTOS: Stuart Payne
REPORT: Stuart Payne reported seeing this
strange pictogram shape looking North West towards Glynde from
the top of Mount Caburn, near Lewes, on Sunday 4 May 2008. It
appears to be in grazing grass close to the River Ouse.
Stuart's photographs show a cross within a
double-ring (around 30ft diameter at a guess), with a long thin
path leading to a rectangle at the edge of the field. It is
unclear whether it is a 'formation' as such, or some kind of
farming experiment. It is one of only a very few grass markings
ever reported in Sussex.
No further information is currently available.
Report by ANDY THOMAS
Southern Circular Research
www.changingtimes.org.ukUPDATE:-
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Location: |
Glynde as reported 5 May 2008 |
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This formation is actually a Target
area cut into the grass to allow pilots taking off from the hill
where the picture is taken to have an AimPoint for Accuracy
Landings. We are members of the Southern Hang Gliding and
Paragliding club |
| Discovery: |
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| Name: |
Dave Harle |
| Status: |
18 May 2008 |
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