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Venton Farm, Nr Marazion,
Cornwall. Reported 24th May.
Map Ref: SW5304230468
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The circlemakers are always very frugal in their images. Here the
normal four-sided impact beacon (see GBR (12/07/29) pg. 100,
(15/07/12) pg. 295, etc. of my free e-book) is missing one arm in
order to clearly depict the usual figure for a smaller fragment
(T638 pg. 172). At the bottom a distant space vehicle is monitoring
the trajectory of the fragment below as it approaches the impact
point. The very small line at the top of the fragment relates to the
fragment’s trajectory seen as coming in behind the triangle. The
surrounding circles represent gas, dust, and small particles
associated with the fragment and the material rising from the crater
generated by the impact
Ken Heck
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Van Holande posts us his latest slide with his covering
text -
'Well, the year has started at high speed and it’s been hectic
keeping up with the various messages within the Crop Circles but
having gone back through the years the message appears to be very
clear. I’ll start with the SWALLOWS Crop Circle of 2008 which I will
say again is the greatest design ever produced. Not only does it
show 12 Swallows it shows as well the going and returning of a
journey and to add to that it shows
the Olive Oil Lamps of the Parable of the Ten Virgins. The Creators
put as much meaning in to their designs as possible and it wasn’t
until the creation of the Countdown Clock at Prudentopolis on the
27th Sept 2016 that I realized what the 12 stood for. The Clock
showed the countdown from 2016 to 2020, it was then I realized that
the 12 was for the number of years from 2008 to 2020.The recent Crop
Circles are backing up the message of THE RETURN…..The name JESUS
within the Sun and Planets, the Seed of Life design showing a small
distance to correct the pattern implying there is only a short
distance to go, the Mother and Child Crop Circle at Cerne Abbas in
Dorset and another Lamp at Oxlease Copse, Nr Stitchcombe, Wiltshire
UK on the 21st May 2017, again referring to the Lamb but also as a
message to us to shine as Lamps in a dark World and be an example to
others. The Crop Circle I’d been waiting for came on the 24th of May
2017 at Venton Farm. Nr Marazion, Cornwall again showing flight in
the form of a Plane and backing up the COUNTDOWN with 3...3...3...3.
There are now 3 years to go, TIME is running out and I’m sure the
messages are now going to come fast and furious.'
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FOR VISITING THE CROP
CIRCLES.
The Cornwall formation looks similar to a recent photo from the
Juno mission through the rings of Jupiter.
http://www.astronomy.com/news/2017/05/jupiters-rings-from-inside
I overlay-ed the
crop formation onto the Juno image and came up with this. Notice
that there are numerous points of correspondence. The two radial
lines on the formation line up with two bright stars, the tracks
line up with the belt, and several stars fall in the surrounding
circles...
Elk Shadow |
Jonas Passos posts us his latest slide with his
covering text -
'PENTECOST
Feast of the Harvests of the Jews, when the first cereal species (such
as barley) began to be harvested at the time of the fiftieth day after
Easter. As the first crop circle of the 2017 season (UK) took place on
Easter Sunday, April 16, at Cherhill White Horse, so the date of
tomorrow (Pentecost) seems to me to be relevant to indicate the
spiritual harvest of the Earth.
In fact, in the aerial view of the
recent crop circle of FontHill Down, May 30, appears a figure that
resembles a flying Dove, the symbol of the Holy Spirit in the context of
Christian Pentecost.
And the crop circle of FontHill Down illustrated harvest of six spikes,
with six arcs counting the six days between May 30 and the day of
tomorrow, June 4.
Everything seems to be connected here!' |
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