I went to see Madonna in Birmingham on Thursday so I decided to see the Corley Rocks Crop Circle - This can be accessed via Corley Services off the M6 which made it easier (you're not supposed to but the locals do, so edit this bit out as this may otherwise become impossible) - I didn't visit the Shropshire ones as I didn't want to be late, and I didn't want to get there too early as for this rare occasion had to leave Trixie my dog at home, and couldn't bear to leave her too long (or leave her in the car park, I left her with treats etc), I was well greeted at 1:30am!

The first two pictures are of the little circle where the centre is a single stalk. The main circle pictures took much brighter than I saw with the naked eye, coming out immediately brighter yellow, the circle was very calming and relaxing and I saw a little light (you know ball of light like a star) while I was in it.  One of the visitors who was in the circle with me at the time, the man, said when he had visited it when it was new, he had experienced headaches, a serious sign of a genuine phenomenon.  The little triangles looked like little coronets, around a star. 
 

 
Though I do agree with the Afterviewer on the Crop Circle Connector Forum:
 
"The formations you mentioned, including this one are "anything" but man-made as investigators have documented ongoing. My own conclusions of this particular glyph is that it is a blueprint of a three dimensional pyramid-like shaped cut refracting crystal (diffraction pattern face up) that is made up of 6 spear-cut "diamond" planes and instead of a continuance of these cuts the opposing 6 areas are finely planed into 3 graduating (same high plane point as spears) pyramid cuts and "stepped" adorning cuts. My interest in this sort of thing can be understood by a recent email send to the "research team" that has been called in at the University of Bristol, UK. : STATEMENT/Reference : , UK. e-mail sent. " I have designed a working prototype clear crystal configuration (the size of a small marble) that has the ability to stop a fiber-optic beam of light ( test: 100 watt incandescent projector bulb) or laser beam (hand held). In a darkroom (isolated from projector) the crystal can be seen containing the light but if you place your finger up to it, instead of lighting your finger red-orange __ the crystal darkens. Direct the beam into (mounted same) the opposite/inverse end and you have a refracting crystal that enshrines a dynamically lit cone-shaped photon trap." 

 
The four pictures at the end are of the escarpment, called Corley Rocks which are accessible to the public, and the last of these are the triangle area where you park and walk along the road where the rocks are, cliff like, until you find an easy access point, or walk along to the end and straight in.  I feel and think this is a genuine one, the lay is still down and clean and clear, lovely, I would recommend a visit if you can.

Clare Kingston