In every
Crop Circle Season, there comes a formation that defines the
season. The five pointed Star design at Chisbury, in my opinion
is that event. The reason for this is a combination of
factors.
Firstly, the formation was beautifully
created. Masterful in construction, and to such an extent, that
many people inside for the formation were quite mesmerised by
the accuracy and skill involved.
Secondly, the whole event was positioned
perfectly within the field. If it had been created any further
down the field, the impact wouldn’t have been the same.
Thirdly, the wonderful weather, and its
popularity on this specific night couldn’t have been beaten. It
was visited by at least a hundred
people on this night, with the added bonus of
the Farmer’s permission to enter. These specific factors made
the whole event quite magical and very special.
A final point: Watching people walking
around the formation, and discussing it in a quiet manner,
reminded me of the very early days
of researching the Crop Circles when there
were many more people visiting the formations. On this very
night, the trail of people walking down the tramlines to the
formation was just like 20 years ago!
Stuart
Dike
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