This afternoon, Meredith and I visited the new formation near Stanton St Bernard, listed on CCC as a "rumour."  It is large, fairly complex, and beautiful.  We only had about ten minutes in the formation before we were rained out.  It is six fold geometry built around six sets of three truncated vesica pisces in "propeller" form.  Each of the 18 truncated vesica pisces have a 10" border of wheat tracing the outline of their form, both standing and laid portions.  The outer limit of the formation is made of six fairly wide arc sections with half the wheat laid in one direction and half the other.  They appear as if powerful waves of wheat flowed in opposite directions, crashing in the middle forcing some to stand up and others to swirl.

With only a few minutes in the formation, I was not able to get a full comprehension of the entire formation but have attached a rough drawing based on my ground observations.  This should give readers an idea of what the formation holds until a nice aerial photo is available.  I expect there may be several corrections!