Foglizzo is 47 km North from Torino, in Northern Italy

As you can see from the map (see the map: http://piemonte.indettaglio.it/ita/comuni/to/foglizzo/mappe/mappe_di_foglizzo.html) Foglizzo is just in the middle of a plain, and almost all around it we can see the mountains, that form a U shape in front of its western side.

I've checked the videos on the link you sent to me, and made other researches but , to me, on the money, the most important comment is from the boy that discovered the Circle and told how he did it, to his friends in the video.

The first two boys are introducing him and they say this is their first important discovery  and they are so happy to share it with everybody :-)

They are very young and excited and  they do every possible effort in order to give a good report :-)

So this is the  story:

Jacopo (the boy with the blue shirt on) tells that on Thursday evening, (1st July 2010) at 10:00 pm, he was walking on the road near the field and all of a sudden he sow a big white light over the field. The light went down to the field and it described a big halo that was high as the trees all around the field. It lasted at least three or four seconds, like a lightning , and then it disappeared.  The boy tried to   see what the light had caused to the field but it seemed that nothing was occurred there. So he went home and he was not able to sleep for all the night.

The morning after, he and his uncle tried to see again what that strange light could have made around. They did not find anything strange and they decided to go to look for some  blueberries and then they sow the circle in the field.    

The circle is formed by five circles : one in the centre and four at the four "corners", like a cross.

The stems in the central circle are belted in a spiral shape, starting from the centre and going outwards and they literally describe a spiral.

Spirals are described also in the other circles too, but they don't start from the centre. In other words the centre of these circles is not centred in the very middle of the circle.  

The boys show also that  the wheat stems are belted, living the green stems up.  

They also pay attention to the nodes that seem to be burnt.  

They also discover  some (maybe two) little strange belted  areas, just at the edge of the formation. These areas seem to have the shape of  "drops".

They, and the old man with them, try to describe the order in which the circles were formed, and looking at the way the stems are belted and their direction, they speculate about a possible "order of appearance"  .

I think they made a very good work, as this is their first time they meet a Crop Circle .

Thank you guys for your efforts :-D

and special THANKS to the CCC for sharing this with all of us :-D

Namastè