Milbourne, nr Malmesbury, Wiltshire. Reported 25th July.

Map Ref: ST948882

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The meaning of Milbourne was a Mill Stream.
Malmesbury was a stronghold and was
recoded in the Domesday Book 1086AD.

I eventually made it back to find a classic circle and ring - photos attached. 

I would say I was one of very few visitors here. Totally undamaged, very few broken stalks all neatly laid clockwise. 

Lovely location, very tranquil and far removed from the crop circle frenzied circus. This was a really lovely visit. Don't think it will be here long now the combines were in a field about a mile down the road.

I was having a think about this circle, I'm thinking that it could have come around the time of the really heavy rains and floods, I've checked the gazette and herald website and its showing mud mud mud for Womad! the only footprints I saw were of birds, I think they must feed on the heads of the crop but if this came amidst all the rain and floods you would expect some traces up there!

Matt


Follow the Countryside Code whilst visiting Crop Circles

FOR VISITING THE CROP CIRCLES.


Image Matt  Copyright 2007

 

Image Matt Copyright 2007


Image Matt Copyright 2007


Image Matt Copyright 2007



Location: Just in-between Malmesbury and Charlton Wilts visible as you drive down the B4040
Map: ST948882
Crop:  Wheat
Description:
Single circle with a large ring around
Discovery: 25th July 2007
Name: Simon
Status:

Waiting for aerial images


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