Date Occurred:
July 21, 2013
Time Occurred:
Between 1:00 - 2:00am
Location:
Hoeven, Holland
Dimensions:
Largest circle = 11.2m, smaller circles = 1.5m to 2.6m
Photos & Diag:
Roy Boschman
While Robbert and Roy were still inside the
second formation at Standdaarbuiten Robbert felt the events of
that night were not yet over and felt drawn toward the fields
near a gas station on the main road into Hoeven. As the car
approached the turn into the center of Hoeven Robbert saw
clearly (and visually) a rotating "whitish mist"
hanging down low over a field just before the gas station.
Because of the very bright, nearly full moon both men then saw
a circle in this field. As they walked into the field they
found a new small 4-circle formation, in which the wheat was
laid very flat to the ground.
While inside this third formation that night
Robbert again felt a joyful "harmonizing" energy which he felt
sure would also be felt by other people visiting these circles.
As in the Standdaarbuiten formation, the
splayed "Dragon's Foot" edges were found in all of the smaller
circles here, too. To reiterate, plant changes documented
scientifically (http://www.bltresearch.com/plantab.php) and
published in peer-reviewed scientific papers (http://www.bltresearch.com/published.php)
as reliable indicators of formations not created by mechanical
flattening ("pranks with planks") have been found in many
previous "Dragon's Foot" markings found in the UK and U.S.
This is the first time that this farmer
has opened his land to the public and Robbert urges visitors to
treat this farmer's land with extra respect and to give
generously to the "Honesty Box" the farmer has installed. Roy
has done a wonderful job of helping the Dutch farmers understand
that most visitors to crop circles will do everything they can
to respect the farmer's livelihood (his crops) and to show him
their appreciation for making access to the circles available by
donating money to cover any loss of income to the farmer caused
by the presence of the crop formation. If Robbert and his
growing group of supporters can firmly establish the courtesy of
circle visitors and their willingness to be considerate of the
farmers it will be a real accomplishment for all concerned. Congratulations
to all the Dutch circle enthusiasts!
For multiple in-depth reports (in English)
about many events which constantly occur around Robbert. see the
bottom of his page on the BLT Research Team's website: http://www.bltresearch.com/robbert.php
Nancy Talbott
BLT Research Team Inc.
P.O. Box 400127
Cambridge, MA 02140 (USA)
ph: 617/492-0415
www.bltresearch.com
