An intriguing formation appears next to a controversial Windmill? 

Chesterton Windmill

This mysterious formation with its geometric motif has appeared next to the famous Chesterton Windmill, which was built in 1632, by Sir Edward Peyto who was an astronomer and mathematician who commissioned this structure. It could well have been built as an observatory that he used to look at the stars. The rotating top could have housed Peyto’s telescope. If so, it was probably converted to a windmill sometime later.

 

Could there be a link between this formation and its possible previous use?

 

Julian Gibsone (Director of our  ‘Crop Circles – Hidden Mysteries DVD)

This small dumbbell or key formation depending on how one looks at it was in the same field as the Windmill. It is next to where the track from the windmill reaches the road.