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INTERNATIONAL CROP CIRCLES OF 1999 |
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Conquest, Saskatchewan, Canada. Reported 9th September.
Updated Saturday 11th September 1999
MORE SASKATCHEWAN CROP CIRCLES
Preliminary Report - September 9
It would seem the circles have definitely returned to the prairies again this year...
Another formation reported to CPR-Canada this morning by a farmer at Conquest,
Saskatchewan (where another formation was found last year). Initially discovered around
September 2 by farmer Lyle Ami while combining his wheat field.
Two circles, one about 36 feet and the other 30 feet in diametre. Both have an identical
"cross" feature attached, both pointing to the south-east (very similar to last
year's report, where one circle had a similar cross attached to it, also pointing to the
south-east). The formation is about four miles south of Conquest, south-east of Neilburg,
where the eleven-circle "Julia Set" was found September 3).
The farmer has combined around the formation, leaving it intact, and is open to further
ground inspection, sampling, etc. Ground photos already taken and hopefully aerials to
follow soon.
Farmer reported no damage to the crop, no entry pathways or other signs of damage.
Preliminary diagram attached.
This is the ninth formation reported now for this year.
SIGHTINGS ON THE RADIO INTERVIEW
I am also scheduled to do an update on the Canadian circles tomorrow evening, September
10, on Jeff Rense's "Sightings on the Radio" program, 8:30 - 10:00 PT. Check
their web site (http://www.sightings.com) for further program and affiliate station
information.
An excellent article by David Yanko featuring some of the past and
this year's Saskatchewan crop circles, is available at the Virtual Saskatchewan webzine web site:
http://www.virtualsk.com/current_issue/circle_central.html
Paul Anderson
Director
CPR-Canada
Circle Phenomena in Canada Report Archive 1999:
http://www.geocities.com/cpr-canada/1999.html
A reminder for all Canadian subscribers / readers - your assistance is welcome and needed
- ANY reports of other possible circles this year, please do let us know as soon as
possible! See Reporting and Field Research Guidelines on the web site for more
information:
http://www.geocities.com/cpr-canada/reporting.html
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