These three show the hidden arc, as well as
two location with groups of stems that started laying in the
direction of the surface lay, then turned 90 and/or 180 to the
flow. Very intriguing.
Visited the Woolaston formation
today. Some fascinating elements in the lay and some very
palpable energy. For some reason, not all of my photos
would transform into smaller files. There was a hidden
"tracer arc" about 6-8 inches under the surface lay in the
opposite direction which completed the outside edge of the
first ring around the left side circle. The right side
circle did not have a similar tracer arc, but rather, laid
wheat filling in the completion of the first ring around the
circle. Also found a couple of spots where the underlying
wheat went with the direction of flow initially, then turned
90 or 180 degrees. Great formation in a very remote spot.
Ross Holcombe
