After seeing Smeathes Plantation took interest in the Mayan calendar reference. The crop circle at Silbury Hill 3^rd of August had a prominent seven pointed star in one of the outside circles. I had just seen that 7 Lamat is coming up now on Friday, 7 Lamat (Mayan Tzolkin date) is:  7 Star.

The Windmill Hill, 6th of August also has two wheels in the outer perimeter; the largest has 12 circles and the inner 8.   The 12^th week’s 8^th day in the Tzolkin year is 7 Lamat, that is 7^th of august 2009 now on Friday. 

Just so you have this on record before hand.  I’m trying to get a better understanding of the new “Wheels”. It was evident in the Silbury Hill croppie that it was a smaller wheel running on a larger one 20x23 = 460 days for a full circle. Is that a date ahead, that what be 6^th November 2010.

Johan Andersson (Updated Thursday 6th August 2009)

Patricia Douglas

On 2009-08-03United Kingdom Wiltshire Silbury Hill (2), Nr Avebury, my opinion about the three formations of August is that all three are related with Nibiru. I’m attaching one video were I depict what I think is Nibiru. The 2009/08/03 formation at Silbury Hill shows the effect of Nibiru at Sun: one sunspot that could be the beginning of activity of the Sun after a relative calm. The presence of this design next to Silbury Hill and Avebury Stone Circle is not coincidence. On 2009-04-23 at this same location, the first formation of the year announcing the return of Nibiru, confirm the relation with this place made 5000 years ago and the Crop Circle Makers.

More info at http://www.youtube.com/user/Is2012TheDate

Pablo Olivares

The large circle surrounded by two groups of five smaller circles suggests (from prior crop circles) Comet B before the nucleus splits.  In the diagram the small white formations are indicating a small increase in temperature from solar radiation; the location of the comet is still in the outer solar system. Each of these temperature indications tells its own story. The lay of the grain is the most interesting part of this formation since it shows the nested crescents of an impact crater, many smaller pieces spiralling down to earth because their trajectory is not perfect enough for a direct hit, and the comet impact. We are seeing the earth on the night of the impact. As indicated in prior formations, some of the smallest pieces impact closest to the comet crater (the 15 smallest circles in the centre) with larger pieces spiralling further away and the 10 major fragments the farthest away. The symmetry within the formation gives the illusion that there is more information communicated than is actually the case.  But it does suggest that the circle makers are anticipating the technical details of the comet impact years in advance.

Kenneth Heck