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 Mark Fussell & Stuart Dike |
Lowville, Ontario, Canada. Reported 17th October.
"CRESCENT" FORMATION IN
ONTARIO
*Preliminary Report*
A large crop "formation", roughly
in the shape of a crescent or "c" was reported on October 17 near Lowville,
Ontario. Found by Mike Bird, a research associate of Drew Gauley, Ontario co-ordinator for
CPR-Canada.
In cattle corn (8' - 12' tall). Approx. 210' north to south by 177' east to west. Possibly
up to a few weeks old. "Teardrop" shaped area of standing corn inside the
crescent approximately 10' across. Also two "companion" shapes outside the main
formation, one on the edge of the field and another to the south, each about 5' by 15'.
Stalks were broken and "burned" at break points. Also white powdery /cobweb-like
material found underneath a denser section of flattened crop (crop was planted sparsely,
in rows two feet apart). Possibly a natural fungus (?).
Ground shots and samples (of plants, soil and "cobweb" material) taken.
This makes fourteen reports now from Canada this year, in five provinces!
Further details, photos soon.
UPDATE 15/12/98
New ground shot photos of the Lowville,
Ontario formation (October 17;
rough "c" shape in 8' - 10' tall corn) are now available (© Drew Gauley,
CPR-Canada). Two photos attached; additional photos, including close-ups of
white "cobweb-like" material and broken, "singed" stalks now on the
web
site on the 1998 reports page.
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