A clever practical joke was shown in crops at Boreham Woods on July 5, 2012: a “caterpillar” emerging from a “spacetime wormhole” using Stargate SG1 imagery, except its “constellation” symbols were replaced by a little-known alphabet code 

The new crop picture at Boreham Woods was nicely done on the ground (in green barley), and placed between two sloping hills. Its farcical image shows a “caterpillar” emerging from a “spacetime wormhole”:  

A very similar image was painted onto the side of a van used by a local crop-circle researcher last summer in 2011. He gladly agreed for me to photograph it!.  

The detailed imagery of its “spacetime wormhole” comes from the TV series known as “Stargate SG1” (not “Pegasus” or “Atlantis”): 

When we look more closely, we can see that those Stargate “constellation” symbols have been replaced with an obscure alphabet code invented in July 2011 (see http://webhome.idirect.com/~gemstone/roger wibberly3.html):  

The plankers included one intentional error for the eighth symbol to prove it was a fake. Its two words “False Gifts” come from the binary message given in crops at Crabwood in 2002: “Beware the bearers of false gifts and their broken promises”, referring to a grey alien general as shown there.  

The real crop artists also wrote: “We oppose deception” and pointed their 2002 message towards a BBC transmission tower at Winchester. Thus in contrast to the real crop artists who “oppose deception”, we also see others who “favour deception”.  

Boreham Woods was never much of a deception, however, more of an elaborate practical joke.  

Red Collie (Dr. Horace R. Drew)