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Winterbourne Bassett (2), nr Avebury, Wiltshire. Reported 23rd July.
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Images Eva-Marie Brekkestø Copyright 2008
www.cropcirclesnorway.com
http://www.kornkreise-forschung.de
WINTERBOURNE
BASSETT WARNING
Hi Mark,
I just got told of a new circle and the farmer is threatening visitors with
violence if they go on his land.
Please can you put this on the site to warn anyone wanting to visit it.
UPDATE
From the road, it looks to be
approximately between 40 and 50 metres across,
consisting of a ring, and a pattern in the middle made
from numerous circles. It is not possible to make
out what the pattern is from the road, will have to wait
for an overhead.
Craig Neville
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This
formation shows the impact points of a comet with its 19
or 20 major and minor fragments. We do not know at which
angle we are viewing the earth from or the actual sizes
of the impacts. The most likely comet is B and the most
likely observation point is somewhere near the North
Pole.
Ken Heck |
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Winterborne Basset/Avebury |
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Crop: |
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Description: |
Large with many circles. I am looking
at the crop circles before I go back to the States, and while in the
sun shape circle at Winterborne Basset, I saw another one on the
other side of the road looking towards Avebury. |
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Discovery: |
Wednesday 23rd July 2008 |
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Name: |
Michael Anderson |
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This crop circles is new but we require
photographic evidence before it moves to a report page. |
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Location: |
A361 WINTERBOURNE BASSETT NEAR
JUNCTION, 200 YARDS FROM ROAD |
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Crop: |
WHEAT ? |
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Description: |
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Discovery: |
23/07/08 |
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Name: |
MARK SHAYLER |
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This crop circles is new but we require
photographic evidence before it moves to a report page. |
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Diagram
Bertold Zugelder Copyright 2008
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COMMENTS
I think the outer
circle at Winterbourne Basset (2)
represents the number one, The inner 20
circles number the five sides of a cube
as they might appear on a fisheye view
of a numbered dice. Maybe this
motif describes cubing the sphere? Or
was Einstein wrong when he said God
doesn't play dice?
Mark Vidler
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On looking at the new crop circle in Winterbourne
basset, This very much resembles the numbers of dice unfolded, for
some unusual reason this looks to be mirrored. I have done some
extensive research on the Mayan culture and know that the use of
dice and mirrors (obsidion) were used on a daily basis. Dice were
also used in ancient Egyptian culture, for fun and religion. I cant
quite figure it out but this circle has some deeper meaning and it
is quite frustrating.
Dene Hine
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