An approximate “60-60-60 triangle” in the landscape at Fonthill Down on May 30, 2017, made from the new crop picture and two nearby field objects, suggests a “trine” arrangement of our Sun and Moon with two other planets Saturn and Uranus, during the total solar eclipse of August 21, 2017 

The artistic metaphor of this new crop picture at Fonthill Down seems to be that an upcoming solar eclipse on August 21, 2017, with its shining “Baily’s beads”, will be like a spinning “flower” which is “spreading the Seeds of Life” (please see fonthill comments or a slide above). A previous pair of crop pictures at Summers Lane on May 28 expressed almost the same metaphor: that this upcoming solar eclipse, near the star Regulus and planet Mercury, would be like a “Seed of Life” from sacred geometry (see summers 1 comments).  

That previous pair of crop pictures near Summers Lane was drawn in the landscape so as to create a “night sky map” of the August 21, 2017 eclipse (see summers 1 articles). Might this new crop picture at Fonthill Lane have been drawn in the landscape in some equally clever way?   

When we study aerial photographs taken by Matthew Williams, we learn that this new crop picture at Fonthill Down on May 30 was drawn so as to create an approximate “60-60-60 triangle” in the landscape, with two other field objects nearby. One of the “rays” from its six-petalled “flower” points toward a large knoll of trees at lower right (in the slide below), while another “ray” from that “flower” points toward a small, permanent circle or mark in the landscape at lower left:  

This “60-60-60 triangle” might suggest a “trine” pattern from astrology, where three major sky objects differ in location in Earth’s sky by 120^o, or by 8 hours in Right Ascension, from a geocentric perspective. When we searched to find out whether there will be a “trine” arrangement of planets during the solar eclipse of August 21, 2017, we learned that this will be the case!  

On August 21, 2017 (see the “astrology chart” inset above at upper right), our Sun and Moon during eclipse will be in a “trine” alignment with Saturn and Uranus. Saturn is a “large planet with rings”, while Uranus is also large, but so far away that it appears as a “tiny and faint circle” when seen from Earth. 

If this new crop picture at Fonthill Down represents our “Sun and Moon” during a total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017 (see fonthill comments), then those two nearby landscape objects might represent “Saturn” (as a large knoll of trees with rings) or “Uranus” (as a tiny faint object, barely visible from Earth). It does not really matter whether this particular astrology chart (taken from the Internet) is a mirror image of that “triangle” in the landscape, because the left-right symmetry of any astrology chart is arbitrary.  

Finally, just along the hillside just behind this crop picture, we can see a large capital letter “L” in the landscape, which usually stands in crop circle symbology for “love” (just like at Summers Hill on May 28, see summers 1 articles).  

Many thanks to Matthew Williams for excellent aerial photographs of this new crop picture near Chicklade and others (see www.youtube.com or www.youtube.com). 

P.S. We can see all of these landscape field alignments, and the approximate “60-60-60 triangle”, very clearly in some 360^o aerial photographs taken at Fonthill Down (see PHOTOS or PHOTOS or PHOTOS). Within a large capital letter “L” for “love” on the hillside nearby, we can also see a long, thin “crescent” of trees. Those trees resembles a “thin crescent Sun”, which we will see just before eclipse totality on August 21, 2017.

Red Collie (Dr. Horace R. Drew)

When studied in a broad landscape view (from Bing Maps), this new “spinning flower” crop picture looks as if it is “rolling down” the upper surface of a “space shuttle”, as it might be coming down to land on planet Earth:  

During its “descent”, that “spinning flower” is sending out the metaphorical “Seeds of Life”. We can see the landscape “60-60-60 triangle” clearly in this broad view, as well as a large symbol “L” for “love” on the “space shuttle” below, and a crescent of trees which resemble a “partly eclipsed Sun”. Meanwhile a “fox” looks on from above.