So, I went into Knoll Down yesterday (sun 28th June), again without seeing any prior images. First impressions are:~ Completed at high speed, with crop flowing clockwise. Although quite small compared to the recent ones around Alton, It is on quite a steep incline, so a tadge difficult to figure. As most of the flattened wheat is angled at approx 70 degrees, it is easy to see that not many visitors have been there before me, due to the obvious single (careful) trail through it. I found quite a few chip marks in various places, mainly at directional corner changes. On the centre uptight swirl, I found a muddy boot print on the uptight crop leaves. From this formation, the new one across the road, in the field next to flight centre, is clearly visible.

JIC