Temporary Temples Update 2022 - 037

Temporary Temples Update 2022 - 037 - 2022

Published: Sat, 04/02/22

www.temporarytemples.co.uk

Newsletter - Update 037 - 2022

Welcome to our Newsletter

Our newsletter will still contain content such as - updates during the season (April- August) and other news, events and offers from our shop in the off season months. Thanks for being with us!

In this Edition...

1.Can You Help? Our Continued Coverage of The Crop Circles? We Need to Raise Funds to be Able to Continue. Your donations are helping us but our situation is still a difficult one, Thank you Steve & Karen.

2. Crop Circle Yearbook 2021. We have started to put the book together. It’s unknown if we will be able to publish the 2021 book due to financial restrictions. We will keep our mailing list updated. Donations will go partly towards helping getting the book published. So anything you can donate would be welcomed.
Thank you. Steve & Karen.

Urgent Request, Please Help.
Can you help our continued coverage of the crop circle phenomenon?

East Field Alton Barnes, Wiltshire | 20th June 2004 | Wheat.
We hope we can continue with your help to record crop circles such as these.

A Big Thank You to All of You That Have Donated so Far. The Season Could Start Soon Probably in About 4-5 Weeks Time. Any Donations no Matter How Small Are Greatly Appreciated.

Anything you can buy from our online shop is welcomed. Our situation is rather serious and a worry.

Thank you for your support.

Steve & Karen

Many of you will have donated to our work in the past or have purchased something from our online shop - which we greatly appreciate. We are now asking if you could possibly donate to our work at this moment in time as we are facing ever increasing costs which are having an impact on our ability to continue to record the crop circles.

Our future is very uncertain at this moment in time, hence we are approaching people who have kindly helped us out in the past. In fact it’s becoming critical. We would not want to miss out on recording and studying the crop circles in 2022. Hopefully you find what we do valuable.

You can make a donation via our website HERE

Any amount no matter how small will be received with gratitude.

We also have some copies of our 2022 crop circle calendar still available which has now been reduced in price. Our crop circle yearbook set (10 books) has been heavily discounted. Perhaps these would be of interest. Visit our online shop to get more information.

CROP CIRCLE CALENDAR 2022

Calendar low on stock almost sold out.

Thank you for your attention. And we hope you can help.

Steve & Karen Alexander

Crop Circle Yearbook Set, Updated. The 2012 Book Will Go Out of Print Soon. The 2007 Book is Now Out of Print.

Crop Circle Year Book Set (10 books)

~~£205.00~~ Now Only £99.99

THE CROP CIRCLE YEAR BOOK SET. A set of TEN books (all the Year Books currently in print). By Steve Alexander (photographer) and Karen Alexander (writer) portraying the beautiful and mysterious crop circle phenomenon within the UK. This popular series of full colour, fine-art-reproduction books are privately published in limited numbers and come to you directly from the authors.
This set currently includes the Crop Circle Year Books currently in print: 2003/2010/2012/2013/2015/2016/2017/2018/2019/2020. The 2007 Yearbook is now out of print.

These currency conversions are for the full price only. Bought individually the books would cost:
Normal Price: £205.00/$269.47 USD/€243.70 EUR/$365.18 AUD/$339.76 CAD/$391.41 NZD. Approx.
Our discount price: £99.99 GBP is currently $131.45 USD/€118.86 EUR/$178.12 AUD/$165.72 CAD/$190.92 NZD. Approx.

Exact exchange rates can vary over time. Correct as of 18.03.2022
Prices exclude Post & Packing.

Paperback: Various page counts
Language: English
Product Dimensions: Each book is 30 x 22 cms (A4)
ISBN: Various

Temporary Temples Update 2022 - 037 - 2022

East Field Alton Barnes, Wiltshire | 20th June 2004 | Wheat. We hope we can continue with your help to record crop circles such as these.

East Field Alton Barnes, Wiltshire | 20th June 2004 | Wheat.
We hope we can continue with your help to record crop circles such as these.