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Yes, I agree, it's very basic, not that big. It's this one:

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2011 ... 2011a.html

I drove past it earlier today. It's not that far back from the road, about mid-way between Silbury Hill and West Kennett Long Barrow. I didn't think it was worth a closer look, though there were a number of people in there.

I also saw it later on, in the distance, from the top of Windmill Hill, though not the two made here earlier in the summer, assume they're no longer as they'd been harvesting a lot round there.

I did though manage to get scammed by a fake circle.

I was on the south side of Windmill Hill and there was a sign pinned to the fence of a vast crop field, saying please don't climb over to go and look at the crop circle, but go down the track a bit and use the gate (quite subtle, that part, made it seem more genuine), and the gate had an honesty box padlocked to it ...



... but no sign of any crop circle. But it was such a large field, and thinking it might be out of my line of sight, I put a pound in (I was going to put a bit more in on the way back if I'd found it and it had been any good) and followed a grass track that went right through the middle in between the crop, all the way to the far side of the field, and the lie of the land meant I saw every part of it. Nothing at all. So I walked all the way back.

When I got back to the gate I met someone who was leading a crop circle tour (or, driving two people around the Avebury hinterland in the back of a Ford Focus) and had a name badge on saying Circles of something on it, standing there scanning the horizon, but by the time I'd told her that no, her eyes weren't deceiving her, and there wasn't anything there, her two charges had gone haring off down a tramline towards what looked very much like the turning circle of a tractor. Very slightest hint of some disturbance to the crop around where they were, but nothing you'd give a second glance to. Tour guide seemed at a bit of a loss as to whether to call them back or not, but they seemed to be enjoying themselves, and the last time I looked back on my way off up the hill, they were still poking around in there. So I assume a prank by whoever locked that box to the gate. Quite enterprising, I suppose; took me in, anyway.

August 4, 2011 Bridge Inn, Wiltshire.

August 6, 2011 Furze Knoll, Wiltshire. 3-D!

August 7, 2011 Temple Farm, Wiltshire.

Richard, I read that article about humans using GPS satellite technology and microwaves to

create crop circles. I wonder what they look like when they`re all geared-up. Microwaves are

probably used to create them, but are they being used by humans?

Once again, interpretations would be most welcome - Edginolf?

M.A.S.E.R. stands for Microwave Amplified Stimulated Emmissions of Radiation if that is the technology they are using then there would be dectable evidence remaining to prove whether the stalks had been irradiated in this manner.
If it is something like the geeks guide to Graffiti 101 you would only find it in the fields that contained the ones with very advanced and precisely executed mathematical theorums.
From what I can see that is actually quite rare.

"The EmDrive
A New Concept in Spacecraft Propulsion
Satellite Propulsion Research Ltd (SPR Ltd) A UK based company, demonstrated a space propulsion technology. Sucessfully tested both: experimental thruster & demonstrator engine using patented microwave technology converting electrical energy directly into thrust. No propellant is used in the conversion process. Thrust is produced by the amplification of the radiation pressure of an electromagnetic wave propagated through a resonant waveguide assembly."



If humans were using microwaves to make crop circles, would they be in the field? What type of gadget would they be carrying?!!

No, I would say if they were using microwave tech. then they would above the field. They are two dimensional figures being produced which in and of itself suggests limited technology - so human interference of course. We've yet to see these kinds of things manifest in dirt fields or other medium they seem to be exclusively in areas that have fields. so some kind of intelligence are involved.

Sorry Renne, couldn't resist
Regards
Nic

Researchers need to look carefully for evidence of popcorn...

Crop circle pendants.


Pendants from arkadiancollection.com.







Trippy ET ring from "Gold `N Things" to wear while consuming microwave popcorn.

Crop circle jewelry case travel clock.

There is the microwave theory of flattening the fields down in

a pattern with a sheen. The ETs seem to be aware of this theory

because they came up with the twisty-tie method of construction

which does not produce the glossy effect but rather is made up of many small

twists of the grain stalks. This alien face is an example of a twist construction.

The black and white computer card design is what we sent into space, the crop

formation is their answer - note the subtle differences.





The Arceibo radio dish array in Puerto Rico which sent the above message.

Here is the gold disc sent into outer space as a message on the

Voyager spacecraft. The rayed design on the upper right looks like the recent

Aug. 7, 2011 Temple Farm, Wiltshire crop circle.







The rays on both the crop formation and the gold record are uneven.

Here`s a formation that has been folded over like Serendipity

used to do with the Poussin painting.

I think I must have walked past this one yesterday. It was in the right area, although it was hard to see from the angle where I was, over on the other side of a little valley, and level with it, so I couldn't really get a sense of the image at all. I'd walked a long way by then, so couldn't summon the energy to go over there, and if it hadn't been for the people you can see inside, I might have walked right past without noticing.



But while I was there a tiny micro-light sort of aircraft, a motorised hang glider basically, with what must have been a camera hanging underneath, came and did a couple of circuits of the field.

I find this a little bit odd, though. Sorry for the blurry picture on a digi-zoom (and I didn't actually pick up on this at the time), but I'm a little bit intrigued by the guy in the white overalls with the long pole.



This was up on Fyfield Down, btw, which is where the sarsen stones at Avebury come from. This was a very jaunty sheep standing on one.

That's not a pole, Richard, it's an alien "instruction beam". It's how the motherships direct the efforts of the human workers below...

Or else a javelin, thrown from the little aircraft circling above.

I think you know way to much about Alien technology, I'm starting to get suspicious. Or is just a run of the mill disinformation campaign designed to distract us from your real purpose of world domination?

Speaking of rock, a flyer for British author Mike Luckman`s great book "Alien Rock"

about rockers obsessed with UFOs. There have been many of them!

Richard you live in such a wonderful spot

Thanks Renne the pictures are beautiful

Jubilee Plantation - Wiltshire August 15, 2011.



Talk about sacred geometry! What would you call this formation?

The "signature" is familiar.

Cooks Plantation, Wiltshire - August 13, 2011.

Great photos Richard, love the sheep on the rock!

that 8/15 one is absolutely amazing
its like pyramids and cubes all intermingled

Nic,

I'm quite sure that guy smokes the White Widow in his pipe ... and you can watch his mind being blown off:

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2011/cherhillwhitehorse/cherhillwhitehorse2011a.html