How the crop circle of Pouilloux, France was discovered on June 30, 2019 

by Matisse Sylvain and Olivier Morlet 

https://area51blog.wordpress.com   

What is mind-blowing about the discovery of this particular crop circle near Pouilloux, France (a small town of 1000 people) is that it was first noticed by a pilot from the airport of Saint-Yan, which is located 30 km southwest of Pouilloux.  

Olivier Morlet was on his plane during a training flight, when he flew over where the crop circle was located, and saw it there. He then reported this new crop circle to the Facebook page of “UFO IN FRANCE” (OVNI UFO FRANCE). 

To get more information on a first-hand visit, I met with Michel Chardeau, mayor of the town of Pouilloux, and also received comments from a farmer who plants that field of wheat. 

- It was not the farmer who made it. He was not even aware it was there.

- Was it possible that a “joker” did this at night with a quad? Unlikely, especially since this crop circle was also seen apparently at 7 PM on June 30, by a local pilot while he was landing.

- Some people thought it may have been created by a storm during the late evening of Sunday, June 30. That storm reached the town at 2200 (10 PM), and created strong swirls of wind.

- Yet the president of the flying club of Pouilloux, Stéphane Stepien, landed in Pouilloux at 1900 (7 PM), three hours before the storm took place. He saw that the crop circle was already there.

By a close inspection on the ground we noticed: 

1)  A dry soil cracked by heat, normal considering high temperatures this week.

2)  Out of the crop in the shade, the wheat was still a little green. Yet it was “well-burnt” in the crop circle itself.

3) Stems of fallen wheat for the most part were not broken.

4) We saw a precise layout of fallen crop, from small patterns up to the largest.

5) We could see curves in the folds of fallen wheat from one direction to another.

6) Stems of fallen wheat were grouped into “bundled braids” for the most part. This really intrigues me, if it was somehow made using boards and rope?

7) Access to this field without help of the farmer would be difficult. My legs have cuts and bruises due to brambles, thistles or nettles.  

8) No magnetic anomalies, or traces of any powder or grease (e.g. oil from a tractor leak) were found.

I do not say it is impossible that this crop circle could have be made in a “conventional” way. If so, what a performance! If not, then by what means and with what technology? And for what purpose?