We did not get to fly this formation straight away as it was in the Danger Zone of Salisbury Plain an active military area. They had high level activity going on for several days, so we were not granted permission to fly into the zone. All drones that were flying and taking photos of this crop circle should of not be doing so!

Because the area has been active for a few days we were not given permission to enter by air space until the 11th of July, several days after it appeared on the 5th. The circle had clearly even visited but it was still in good condition. The formation measures approximately 200-220ft in diameter and is a variation of the quintuplet (five dots on a dice) pattern. Different interpretations of this design have been an almost constant in crop circle design since its earliest times and have appeared regularly in one form or another for over twenty five years. This variation is particularly elegant, the wide bands that make up the pattern are like ribbon twisting around the circles. It ‘of course’ squares the circle as just about all quintuplet crop circles tend to do which is quite some coincidence!