This crop circle in GRASS
has been set into us reported recently at Forge,
Journet, 86290, Vienne, France. This is a covering
comment. - 'Strange happenings in our top field. After
the storms at the weekend we thought we would go and
walk up to the top field to see if there had been any
damage. We took the dogs and the drone to check for any
trees down and this is what we found!! Any ideas what
could have made it? This is a wild flower meadow that
is never cut.' - via Forge in France:-
FORGE
White Horse Trail, Nr Hackpen,
Wiltshire. Reported 1st July.
I hope you won´t mind, that I
dare to send you some pictures from drawings from the crop
circle which was layer near Morgan´s Hill. The farmer mowed it
before any pictures could be made. When studying the pictures
from the mowed mandala I saw some structures and began to
reconstruct it on a photo – and then reconstructed it with
compasses and ruler. (Perhaps you can use this photo for your
archive.)
We visited the field on
2-july-2026 to do some spiritual researching's for some hours.
(We could find the structure in the mowed field with help of the
drawing.) But we couldn´t finish it because the farmer asked us
to leave the field. He wants to turn over the straw that has
become wet the night before. And he didn´t want us to come back
the next day.
And then there was a big
surprise when two days later on 4-july-2026 there was layer a
crop circle near Etchilhamton Hill, which has nearly the same
basic structure (three circles that indirectly form a fourth one
in the middle / a „Möbiusband" at the edge) plus a ring around
it.
So we could finish our
spiritual work and complete the readings.
We visit crop circles mostly in
England – but also in France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland –
since 2013. But this was the first time that a crop circle, that
was mowed, occurred once more a few days later only some miles
away from the destroyed one – a remarkable phenomenon. We felt
very grateful.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Heike Ahmels
Land Artist Over the summer it was a privilege to be
invited by Nippon TV to a farm near Salisbury, UK to
demonstrate how to create a crop circle in a ripe field of
wheat for the Japanese programme, 'Sekai no Hatemade Itte Q!'
(The Quest) - a variety/travel/comedy show. Using our feet and
planks of wood to flatten the crop, combined with a surveyors
measuring tape; spot location markers; and a carefully
considered plan, the 62m/210ft star-shaped piece of land art
was created overnight with the assistance of
Paul and
Mirka