The formation looks beautiful on the ground: no human traces were found, there was an interesting lay (quite wild yet flowing with anomalous features) and there were countless biophysical anomalies such as expulsion cavities, elongated nodes and bent stems.

 

I found construction lines plus numerous underlying lines that seemed to have no construction purpose. Other plants such as thistles were laid down with the wheat, yet in some cases against the flow, in opposite direction. As can be seen on my ground shots, quite a few bundles of wheat plants were laid down in opposite direction. Some plants were still standing straight, including a small thistle (about 3 inches tall) that was obviously untouched by the energies.

 

After having spoken with the farmer (Mr Ian Wroth) for quite some time, he allowed me in the formation to take photographs and get an impression of the quality and origin of the formation, for which I am most grateful. We now have both ground shots, pole shots and aerials (my slides will be developed in Holland next week) that I will gladly share with whoever wants them. PLEASE respect the farmer's wish to stay out of his field. If we all stay out, he will not cut the formation until a week or two, which will give everybody a chance to fly over the formation and take aerials.