What might be the significance of two complex crop pictures which appeared with similar field locations, near Stanton Saint Bernard in Wiltshire on August 24, 2019 then July 7, 2020? 

Both of these crop pictures seem to show “calendar clocks”, which suggest when the E.T. crop artists might finally arrive on Earth.  

Their first field drawing on August 24, 2019 showed a “calendar clock” with 88 days per turn, equivalent to one orbit of planet Mercury around our Sun, or three lunar months of 29.5 days each. We suggested at the time that this crop picture, since it appeared on a date of August 24 or “8 / 24”, might be suggesting 8 sets of 3 lunar months or 24 lunar months, until the crop artists may arrive (see stanton articlesl).  

Their new field drawing on July 7, 2020 now shows another style of “calendar clock” in the form of a “rolling cube”. This image has been drawn often in crops as a metaphor for the passage of time, for example at Waden Hill on April 22, 2017 (see  wadenhill2017a) or at Boreham Wood on July 1, 2017 (see /boreham2017a). 

We can deduce, from a careful study of landscape alignments at Stanton St. Bernard as shown in the first slide below (or as may be seen using Google Earth), that their new “calendar clock” has “rolled along” relative to the old one, during an interval of 11 months from August 2019 to July 2020, past a thin, vertical separation of two neighbouring fields: 

Both “calendar clocks” from 2019 or 2020 lie below an “arrow-shaped” group of trees in the landscape, one on the left-hand side of that “arrow”, and the other on its right-hand side. Furthermore, as may be deduced by studying a broad view shown on Google Earth, the precise direction of motion when going from August 2019 to July 2020 is toward the Milk Hill “White Horse”, which lies in the distance several kilometres away.  

If this “calendar clock” keeps “rolling along” from 2020 to 2021, then it will come into linear alignment with the “head” of that “arrow-shaped” group of trees, approximately 11 months from now during May or June of 2021. 

Now as may be seen in a second slide below, the crop artists have also provided a second and very-clever way of timing their possible, near-future arrival on Earth, other than field geometry itself. Thus they have subdivided their central “cube” into “8 small blocks”, which match in number the original set of “8 x 3 lunar months” which were suggested by their “calendar clock” of August 24, 2019. They have drawn that 8-part “cube” just as if 4 of its blocks had already been removed (through the passage of time from August 2019 to July 2020), while 4 other blocks still remain (until the crop artists arrive):

Both of these artistic metaphors, namely (1) field geometry and (2) cubic geometry, might possibly seem to suggest another 11 months, until the E.T. crop artists actually arrive and show themselves in our skies? July 7, 2020 lies 317 days past August 24, 2019, while May 20, 2021 lies 317 days past July 7, 2020.

Finally, certain detailed features of this new field drawing, notably 4 diamond-shaped wedges (each of which are made from approximately 12 x 12 = 144 standing-tufts of wheat) would seem to preclude any possibility of local human construction. 

Red Collie (Dr. Horace R. Drew)  

P.S. Many thanks to Nick Bull of Stonehenge Dronescapes for wonderful aerial images.

P.S.S. The number of standing tufts in each of four, partly-flattened, diamond-shaped sections near the centre of this crop picture would seem to be approximately 10 x 13 =130, arranged in 10 rows of 13 standing tufts each.

If we consider “130” to be a number in octal base-8, then its decimal base-10 equivalent would be “88”.

This would match “88 weaves” that were drawn around a nearby crop picture at Stanton Saint Bernard on August 24, 2019.