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There are some formations which you walk into and
feel overwhelming energy. This formation I was eager to leave !!. My
heart was racing, felt jumpy and kept looking over my shoulder. Bad
weather on the horizon was threatening so had to rush with photos
and skipped the usual inspection.
One part of the formation was different from the rest - one of the
quarter moon circles had two swirls next to each other. The rest had
one characteristic centre swirl. Swirl in the centre circle is again
of centre. Intricate weaves are also very present - there seems to
a pattern emerging where the crop circle makers seem to be applying
care and attention to detail on ground level as well. This formation
was still very crisp to the foot, so not many visitors had walked
through its avenues.
Andrew Pyrka Cheltenham |
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Images Robert Armstrong Copyright 2009
Upon entering the formation just south of
Chiseldon in the mid-afternoon of the 6th, it was clear by the
look and flow of the crop that this formation was something
refreshingly special.
I was at least the 4th visitor but the
formation looked very neat and gave a natural impression with
well defined edges and lay of crop.
The centre spirals (in some of the flattened
areas there were two) looked relatively neat in general
considering that the formation was reported on the 5th, and a
more than a few spirals were indeed showpieces with residing
energy. There was a lovely spiral, just south of the centre of
the formation, with a small bunch of standing crop which
especially held a warm energy a few inches to the north-west,
the same direction the standing crop was being blown.
The formation showed no evidence of physical
damage or presence beyond a few careful visitors and showed
uniform bending within the first inch of the stems. I was a
little surprised that I couldn't find any really good examples
of clearly bent nodes
Robert Armstrong |
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