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Sadly, this formation showed none of the wonder we've come
to expect from a genuine formation, including a close inspection of the
small circles which showed signs of entry on the ground.
Physical crushing and breaking of plants was apparent
throughout the whole formation with no classic bent nodes or distinct energy
eminations found in the smaller circles where typically energy can be easily
felt, the crop was also barely flattened in many areas. Considering that
when visiting in the afternoon of June 2nd, I was amongst, if not the first
of visitors to the scene (not on any website at the time), I expected much
much more.
It was, however, a lovely day, and in the glorious
countryside and weather (yes in England!), I did have a nice drive and walk,
captured a few lovely shots of the White Horse and surrounding landscape,
along with a little extra sunshine. Time was not wasted!
The single, medium sized circle some distance south-west,
was not observed at the time. I didn't have an aerial shot at the time of
visit else it would have been inspected. Needless to say, the overhead
images are more inspiring than the ground shots.
Robert Armstrong
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Images Robert Armstrong Copyright 2009
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