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Jellyfish, dragonflies and peace symbols: The summer of crop circles is just getting started....
The 2009 crop circle 'season' started with abundance and now looks set to bring a summer of circles to Britain's fields.
Whether made by human hands or an altogether different life form, no less than 20 formations have been spotted since the season began in April. This week alone two huge designs have mysteriously surfaced.
An intricate 150ft dragonfly appeared in a barley field near Yatesbury, Wiltshire, just days after a jellyfish design was cut into crops in Oxfordshire.
Alien intervention? The enormous dragonfly formation appeared in Wiltshire this week
When the 600ft Portuguese man-of-war turned up near Kingstone Coombes, Oxfordshire, crop circle author Karen Alexander said: 'This is the first jellyfish crop circle in the world. It is absolutely huge - roughly three times the size of most crop patterns.'
Last week a 350ft yin-yang symbol was cut into a barley field near Devizes, a crop circle hot spot.
Mrs Alexander's photographer husband, 50, from Gosport, Hants, said: 'I imagine this will not be the last one we will see this summer - and it has already been a busy summer for spotting them as they are well ahead of schedule.'
'Some years you do get themes developing and often you are looking for why this happens,' Mr Alexander said.
'It could be to reflect the status of the world at the moment with its financial, political and more importantly, environmental problems,' he added.
Crop circles usually start appearing in July and August but have been seen less in the last two years. This year it seems they are back with abundance.
The reasons for the decline in the circles over recent years is not known but it is thought the driving winds and heavy rain that battered Britain last summer may have made crops hard to handle - for humans and aliens alike.
Jellyfish out of water: The 600ft crop circle appeared in Oxfordshire
Jellyfish out of water: The 600ft crop circle appeared in Oxfordshire
Just how these intricate crop circles are formed is open to debate.
Some argue the formations are the work of artists with access to computers and plenty of volunteers.
The 'Circlemakers' are a group of artists, including Brit artist Gavin Turk among others, who say on their website that they get together with other teams of circle-makers to create ambitious formations.
They even give first-timers tips on how to create a simple crop circle.
But enthusiasts say summer nights are just too short to accomplish such complex work secretly.
There is research to suggest that 'true circles' are created by a massive surge of energy in just a few minutes.
Sceptics, however, might suggest the circle surge is down to money as the mystery patterns are believed to bring millions of pounds in tourism to the west county.
But the fact that many appear on ancient 'ley lines' leads others to believe they carry a mystical meaning.
Mr Alexander, who has been studying crop circles with his wife for 15 years, added: 'People believe they will increase in frequency up to 2012 where there will be some kind of cataclysmic world event.'
Whether made by human hands or an altogether different life form, no less than 20 formations have been spotted since the season began in April. This week alone two huge designs have mysteriously surfaced.
An intricate 150ft dragonfly appeared in a barley field near Yatesbury, Wiltshire, just days after a jellyfish design was cut into crops in Oxfordshire.
Alien intervention? The enormous dragonfly formation appeared in Wiltshire this week
When the 600ft Portuguese man-of-war turned up near Kingstone Coombes, Oxfordshire, crop circle author Karen Alexander said: 'This is the first jellyfish crop circle in the world. It is absolutely huge - roughly three times the size of most crop patterns.'
Last week a 350ft yin-yang symbol was cut into a barley field near Devizes, a crop circle hot spot.
Mrs Alexander's photographer husband, 50, from Gosport, Hants, said: 'I imagine this will not be the last one we will see this summer - and it has already been a busy summer for spotting them as they are well ahead of schedule.'
'Some years you do get themes developing and often you are looking for why this happens,' Mr Alexander said.
'It could be to reflect the status of the world at the moment with its financial, political and more importantly, environmental problems,' he added.
Crop circles usually start appearing in July and August but have been seen less in the last two years. This year it seems they are back with abundance.
The reasons for the decline in the circles over recent years is not known but it is thought the driving winds and heavy rain that battered Britain last summer may have made crops hard to handle - for humans and aliens alike.
Jellyfish out of water: The 600ft crop circle appeared in Oxfordshire
Jellyfish out of water: The 600ft crop circle appeared in Oxfordshire
Just how these intricate crop circles are formed is open to debate.
Some argue the formations are the work of artists with access to computers and plenty of volunteers.
The 'Circlemakers' are a group of artists, including Brit artist Gavin Turk among others, who say on their website that they get together with other teams of circle-makers to create ambitious formations.
They even give first-timers tips on how to create a simple crop circle.
But enthusiasts say summer nights are just too short to accomplish such complex work secretly.
There is research to suggest that 'true circles' are created by a massive surge of energy in just a few minutes.
Sceptics, however, might suggest the circle surge is down to money as the mystery patterns are believed to bring millions of pounds in tourism to the west county.
But the fact that many appear on ancient 'ley lines' leads others to believe they carry a mystical meaning.
Mr Alexander, who has been studying crop circles with his wife for 15 years, added: 'People believe they will increase in frequency up to 2012 where there will be some kind of cataclysmic world event.'
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Comment by Besimi on June 6, 2009 at 12:30am
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Great post and great video sweet Pixie:):):) Namaste our friend.
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Comment by Ullan on June 5, 2009 at 9:01pm
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This may sound very strange.
The early and late April circles correspond, to the day, when I was out and about among nature. I've had odd dreams just before the others started showing up.
I see a ball of red energy descend towards me, and it plays around me in patterns until it moves away again. As it comes close, I feel a great heat, yet I know it won't burn me, and my heart is filled with joy.
Or it could be that I'm lacking sleep. Either/Or.
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Comment by Tony on June 5, 2009 at 8:07pm
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Here is a quote from "Medicine Cards" by J. Sams & D. Carson that can add to the meaning of the dragonfly formation at Yatesbury:
"Dragonfly is the essence of the winds of change, the messages of wisdom and enlightenment, and the communications from the elemental world. This elemental world is made up of the tiny spirits of plants, and of the elements air, earth, fire, and water. In essence, this world is full of nature spirits."
Here's another idea coming from Ted Andrews in "Animal Speak": "Dragonfly's magic is the power of light and all that has ever been associated with it."
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