This is incredibly timely for me.First of the year. A Celtic quaternary knot with an interlaced square (rather than the usual circle).
The Gallops, Nr Sutton Verny, Wiltshire. Reported 15th May
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Could this be the Sun's companion attracting space objects?A ten point star with circles alternating in size in between each.
Q: (T) And maybe this dark star also has some planets orbiting it?
A: Ok, change of direction: Oort cloud and comet cluster and sun twin occasionally passing through the former like a bowling ball through pins.
Q: (L) How does the dark star passing through the Oort cloud relate to the comet cluster?
A: Cause and effect.
I finally found it:
Culliford Tree Barrow Crop Circle, Dorset. 18th - 19th May 2025
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It is the formation of a beautiful vesica picis, I am struck by the fact that it is located in a place of crossroads or paths that cross.
The following video is a geometrical explanation that provides a didactic step by step of the geometrical construction of the circle and allows us to obtain a broader and perhaps closer understanding of its true intention:
Hi Olivier
Because this circle was man made, and they threatened to sue us if we include images of this circle on our web site.
All the best
Mark
Can they prove it was man made; video evidence, maybe?I've seen this one before, posted in telegram around 8th June, and had some doubts about its origin, then asked via email to the owner of the cropcircleconnector.com why it wasn't mentioned on his site, here's the answer:
Grinsell in his ‘Dorset Barrows’ picks out one of these mounds – at SY699854. It is locally known as Culliford Tree, or the Music Barrow. It used to be the meeting place of the Hundred.
If you listen right at its apex, right at midday, you ought to hear fairy music.
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Culliford Tree Barrow (Long Barrow) near Dorchester, Dorset
Long Barrow near Dorchester, Dorset. See 5 images, 4 articles.www.themodernantiquarian.com
Most of the counties of England were divided into hundreds or wapentakes from the late Anglo-Saxon period and these were, with a few exceptions, effectively abandoned as administrative divisions in the 19th century.
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List of hundreds of England - Wikipedia
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I've seen this one before, posted in telegram around 8th June, and had some doubts about its origin, then asked via email to the owner of the cropcircleconnector.com why it wasn't mentioned on his site, here's the answer:
Hi Olivier
Because this circle was man made, and they threatened to sue us if we include images of this circle on our web site.
All the best
Mark
I think the situation in England must be really “very bad” for a crop to be lost and cause a tremendous global food and environmental impact. Well, irony is a good guide when you know how to understand it, the truth is that the social pressure must be very strong for farmers who do not want problems and although I would not like to admit it, this circle could it be a fraud and that more will be done to undermine the credibility of the real ones; also the control system must be quite nervous because people in the community recognize that these are positive messages and may start asking uncomfortable questions .Police warning after spate of crop circles in Wiltshire countryside
(...) “While they might look impressive, creating a crop circle without the landowner’s permission is criminal damage,”
“These acts can cause serious short – and long-term damage to crops and fields and may also attract further illegal activity, including: Unlawful drone use, aggravated trespass, and opportunistic theft from nearby farms and buildings.”
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) says creating crop circles is “unfair, irresponsible, and illegal – it damages someone else’s property”.
“Trampled crops often can’t be harvested, which impacts the farmer’s livelihood,” the NFU guidance said.
“With global food security under pressure, this damage has broader consequences.“Crop damage from crop circles can cost farmers significantly, especially during the busy growing season.
“Visitors drawn to crop circles often make things worse – parking in gateways and walking through crops, causing further harm to the land and the environment.”