Upon entering the formation just south of Chiseldon in the mid-afternoon of the 6th, it was clear by the look and flow of the crop that this formation was something refreshingly special. 

I was at least the 4th visitor but the formation looked very neat and gave a natural impression with well defined edges and lay of crop. 

The centre spirals (in some of the flattened areas there were two) looked relatively neat in general considering that the formation was reported on the 5th, and a more than a few spirals were indeed showpieces with residing energy. There was a lovely spiral, just south of the centre of the formation, with a small bunch of standing crop which especially held a warm energy a few inches to the north-west, the same direction the standing crop was being blown. 

The formation showed no evidence of physical damage or presence beyond a few careful visitors and showed uniform bending within the first inch of the stems. I was a little surprised that I couldn't find any really good examples of clearly bent nodes