I suggest that this triune formation has an identical geometry to that of 2^ndAugust 1998, Wheely Down, Hampshire. It’s the same threefold Vesica Pisces geometry. I describe it in www.hypermaths.org/cropcircles/chapter3/index.html normally the Circlemakers don’t ever repeat themselves so why are they doing so here? Well, I got this design from a black-and-white silhouette image in ‘The Circular’ a now-defunct journal, and then was disappointed to find that no-one seemed to have kept an image of it. I believe that is the only one on my ‘hypermaths’ site (or in my book, ‘The Hidden Form’) where no image of the original could be found. So perhaps we may here be grateful to the Circlemakers for providing another image!

Nick Kollerstrom

This circle formation was first seen at 6am on Sunday May 4th 2008, and reported to the Silent Circle very soon after that initial observation. The circle is positioned directly below the Milk Hill White horse at Alton Barnes, Wiltshire.

The circle measures approximately 140 feet in diameter and spans across two tram-lines in this field of Oil-Seed-Rape (Canola)

On the ground the circle was largely undamaged when the Silent Circle first visited it for close inspection at around 10 am on day one. Around 90 – 95% of the laid crop was completely undamaged and was continuing its healthy growth parallel with the ground at that time.

The only area where significant damage was obvious was around the central region of the circle where some very physical crushing of the delicate plants had occurred.
One of the tram-lines leading into the circle, from the north, had a number of boot-prints in and also some damage was apparent to various plants growing in that line. All other conventional access routs into the circle were clean with no evidence of prior entry or exit by people. The amount of damage within the circle was consistent with a small number of early (Human) visitors to the formation, which in turn was consistent with the foot trodden tram-line leading to the circle.

Charles Mallett

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Images Charles Mallett Copyright 2008