(3601) Tue 9 Jul 91 0:26
By: Don Allen
To: All
Re: *more* on Crop circles
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Spotted this on Usenet tonight:
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Article 762 of alt.alien.visitors:
From: rob@aixssc.ibm.co.uk (Robert Trevelyan)
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
Subject: Crop Circles in the UK
Message-ID: <1991Jul08.091937.22497@aixssc.ibm.co.uk>
Date: 8 Jul 91 09:19:37 GMT
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Dick,
I have been interested/involved in crop circles for about
two years and was very fortunate last year to find the first
pictogram in a field in Chilcomb , Winchester . This was the
first crop circle not be of the normal circle/ring form as it
had boxes and paths . Through this and my interest in the
phenomenon I have made aquaintances with the leading circle
investigators and even got a mention in a few books on the subject.
I am also a member of CPR ( Circles Phenomnon Research - Pat Delgado
and Colin Andrews ) and CCCS ( Centre for Crop Circle Studies ) .
I live in an area that is about 15 minutes from Winchester and
about 45 minutes from Silbury Hill in Wiltshire , these are the
most popular areas for crop circles and I have been in about
50 or so or them over the last year or two .
The team that witnessed the crop circle I previously mentioned
on Morgans Hill , Wiltshire was run by ex BBC Producer and now
Director of Circle Vision , circles PR company ? ,and a team
of cameramen . They are the same team that assisted Delgado and
Andrews on Operation Blackbird in 1990 , remmember the hoax.
Anyway currently in that area at the moment are three independant
watches arranged by Dr. Meaden ( The vortex man ) called Operation
Blue Hill , CCCS called Operation Sirius and a CPR watch called
Operation Nightingale .
I found out about this as I have a friend that is the Director of
field research for CCCS and he also works for the same company as I do.
As he lives in a different part of the UK than I do it allows us
to keep in touch of all areas of southern England . I also receive
information from visiting sites that are known circle areas and
in addition to that receive details via a circle network via the
mail . If you are interested in joining this let me know and I will
send you the address to write to .
This years formations seem to be based on a new formation which has
been termed "insectograms" as they have paths and circles that look
like antennae . I believe there has been about 100+ circles this
year to date but there has also been a great many hoaxes . A hoax
can be perpetrated as it is not dousable and is very often rough
at its edges . This is very much dependant on the crop it is
created in as barly created a rougher looking formation but if it
douses as well it point toward non-hoax. Hoaxed circles look and
feel like hoaxes as they are very rough , the crop is always broken
not layed down and happens when there are tramlines to the field,
the lines the tractors wheels create .
I visited the lecture given by Terence Meaden on Plasma Vortex
last year and totally agree with you that the guy is slightly
off the track where it comes to most crop circles. I do believe
that simple circles can be created by his plasma vortex theory
if there is a hill nearby and if the weather is correct for this but
as for this being the answer I think he is crazy . How can a
spiraling vortex of charged air/dust particles create boxes ,
paths or even rings , let alone triangles that were seen last year.
Anyway I have just received a note about a new crop circle
in the field where last years eighth of a mile pictogram appeared
at Alton Barnes, Wiltshire . I will post details of this to the
news as soon as I have read it .
Be in touch , Robert
>
>Thanks for the great info. Can you say who the team is and how you
>know about this? How many crop circles have there been previously
>this season? Any new shapes?
>
>Plasma vortex, my arse. This looks like something much more interesting.
>Please post any and all new info you can.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Dick Shoup
>shoup@netcom.com
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