Old Sarum, nr Salisbury, Wiltshire. Reported 5th May.

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Image Olivier Morel Copyright 2010

I work at a factory a few miles north of the city and we have a works bus that takes us in, so I first passed that field at about 7:15am.  As an avid enthusiast for Crop circles and other strange phenomenon I am always looking out for strange events wherever I travel.  I can say with complete confidence the formation was not there when I proceeded to work. When I was returning from work at about 5.20pm I only noticed an area of flattened crop. I wasn’t totally sure if it was a formation as it wasn’t well defined from the road.  After returning home I had a quick search on a few website to see if anything had been reported. As there hadn’t I grabbed my camera and headed up to Old Sarum.

As the light was fading quite quickly I got out my little digital camera and started to take a few shots trying to get the best perspective. Unfortunately from my view point the formation didn’t yield up all its glory. I was unable to distinguish what the far side of the formation really looked like.  I saw that there was a house very close to the field and I decided to try and gain permission to visit the circle. Unfortunately the lady who lived in the house was not the owner of the field. In fact, she was not aware that there was even a formation, so I showed her a few shots of what I had captured from the castle. She did tell me that she didn’t really believe in the phenomenon, although she was unable to give the permission, she was able to give me the phone number of the farm manager. Again, I was thwarted and unable to contact him. So at this point I walked back up to the ramparts of the castle and tried to get a few more pictures, but the light was nearly gone and none of the images I took at that point had any clarity. 

So, what I know about the formation from my own experience is that:

      The formation was constructed at some point between 7.15a.m. and 5.20p.m.

      There are no witnesses to the formations creation.

      Low flying birds seem to divert around the formation rather than fly directly over it.

      Lastly, When I was walking to and from the cottages on the other side of the field I perceived a low frequency hum. Now, I suffer mildly from tinnitus (too much speaker abuse at gigs!), which is a high pitch ringing of the ears that comes and goes occasionally. This noise was the opposite, more felt than heard. If you’ve ever listened to a subwoofer playing a drone note below 20hz you feel the pressure of the soundwave with only a barely perceptible low note. That is as close as I can describe the noise.  As this is the opposite to tinnitus, I do not believe that was the cause of the sound but I am open to suggestions as to what it was.

I Have since contacted the farm manager and he has granted me permission to enter the field on Sunday 9th May.  So hopefully I will be able to get some good close up video and shots of the crop to see if the stalks are bent or the nodes have warped. And a friend has a Geiger counter, so we see if there are any anomalies to the background radiation to what they read within the circle. Hopefully we will be trying to fly a small remote controlled UAV with mounted camera over the circle, hopefully we shall get some good images!

I shall give a further update after we have taken a closer look.

Matt Holloway



 

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Images Robert Armstrong Copyright 2010

A refreshing sight for sore eyes after a seemingly long and cold winter, especially from the Old Sarum car park vantage point. 

I wonder what communications we have in store for us this year! Full respect and gratitude in advance to the mathematicians, scientists and researchers who enlighten us with their information, ideas and interpretations.

I did detect energy, on an incomplete survey of the circle (at the request of the landowner), who generously gave permission to revisit our route to search for some keys. I sympathise with the farmer for his frustration and thank him for his kind and fair temperament
 

I became aware of resident energy near the middle of one of the inner spirals which made the dowsing interesting but the keys were found. :)

Although an earlier analysis on the ground could have been valuable, I only detected damage consistent with maybe a careful dozen of people. The crop was springing up and generally only the lower stems of the plants seemed to indicate pressure on one side, consistent with plant-against-plant pressure rather than any obvious 'plank' marks or lines in the crop. Bent stems were present, and some cracked/broken (but not misplaced), where the plants were most brittle at ground level.
 

Please note the smaller circles outside the perimeter!

Robert Armstrong


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