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SUBJECT: CROP CIRCLES IN WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND FILE: UFO1224
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Article 1136 of alt.alien.visitors:From: rob@aixssc.ibm.co.uk (Robert
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Trevelyan)Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitorsSubject: Crop Circles in
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WiltshireMessage-ID: <1991Aug02.160751.21978@aixssc.ibm.co.uk>Date: 2
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Aug 91 16:07:51 GMTSender: rob@aixssc.ibm.co.
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uk (Robert Trevelyan)Organization: IBM AIX Systems Support Centre,
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UK.Lines: 62 On July 17 the largest and most extraordinary of all
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pictograms appeared in a wheatfield below Barbury Castle, an Iron age
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hill-fort near Swindon. Nothing had been in
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the field at Barbury Castle at 9 p.m the previous evening when local
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pilot had flown over it .The formationconsists of an enormous
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equilateral triangle (with side of about 180 ft)which encloses a
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doubly-ringed circle. Rings are widely separatedand ea
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ch about 7 ft wide. Each angle of the triangle is bisected by pathways
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leading from the centre of the formation to circular designs, each
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different, beyond each apex. One design is a plain ring (38 ft diam).
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The second is a ring of similar size like
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a flower with six petals. The third is a spiral which opens out in six
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steps, like a ratchet, each time it turns through 90 degrees; this is
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of similar size to the other designs. Obviously Meaden's theory
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that the circles are caused by a naturally
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occurring atmospheric vortex could not possibly survive acceptance of
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this great geometric design as the genuine phenomenon, and the next
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day he made a statement to the media to the effect that he believed it
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a hoax. This was inevitable. However all
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the other researchers are in complete agreement that the pictogram is
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genuine and represents yet another stage in the evolution of this
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bizarre phenomenon. Apart from physical characteristics being the
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same, the dowsing reactions in the pictogram ar
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e very strong and definite. The whole formation seems to be charged
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with an almost tangible energy. A keen circles watcher had been
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cropwatching with two friends at Beckhampton at about midnight when
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they had seen a pulsing light moving silently acr
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oss the sky. During the course of the next hour they saw five more
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such objects, some white and some pulsing green, red and white. All
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were silent though at times they seemed comparatively close to where
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they stood. At one time a dark object flew swi
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ftly and silently overhead, blotting out the stars. The three were
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quite frightened by this strange display, and likened what they'd seen
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to a sequence from "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". Some of
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their sightings were in the direction of Barbu
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ry Castle which is just five miles away, but at the time of telling
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this story were quite unaware of what had been found in the fields.
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Other reports are still being received of anomalous lights in the sky
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in that area on that night. In the morn
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ing two other pictograms were also found within about three miles of
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the magnificent one at Barbury Castle. On the following night it is
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reported that Wroughton, a town about two miles away, was shaken by a
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loud aerial explosion which caused all the
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lights to go out, and cars failed to start. The area rapidly filled
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with army vehicles which appeared to be looking for something, but the
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power soon came back on again and normality was restored. What is
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going on in this part of Wiltshire ??? +
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DISCLAIMER: || The views expressed in
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this document are not a corporate view || nor reflect the views of
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my employer by an
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y means but are my || own personal views on this subject .
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|| Robert Trevelyan UKnet: rob@aixssc.ibm.co.uk || AIX
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