This is the most complex crop circle (so far) of the 2018 crop circle season. The circle was reported on June 4th and is in a field of barley – it measures approximately 200ft in diameter. The location is Ackling Dyke, nr Sixpenny Handley, Dorset.

This crop circle has attracted a great deal of attention, its complex and beautiful design has quite rightly amazed many. This design contains a seven fold star around which the rest of the formation is constructed. It is not possible to divide the 360 degrees of a circle into 7 equal whole number parts (trailing decimal places arise), so creating an accurate heptagram is quite difficult – even on paper! The ring around the formation is also divided into 7 sections, each containing two stylised rectangular spirals – the spirals are pairs (they don’t all go the same way round) they create seven pairs of facing and opposing spirals. Seven is the number associated with Spirit, Revelation, the Eternal Feminine and what lies behind the Veil. It is the number associated with the notes in the musical sale and colours in the light spectrum – hence its traditional connection to the ephemeral and spiritual realms – it’s always rather special to see a seven formation.

Beautiful formation is wrecked by those who should know better!

There was unfortunatly damage done to this formation by visitors. See more on our website.

“In the excitement of visiting a crop circle it’s all too easy to be caught up in the moment and not to take the time to thoughtfully consider how to approach your visit. It’s so important that we all become more mindful of the impact crop circle visitors can have on the environment, the countryside and farmers”. From A Guide to Visiting Crop Circles.

Visit our website to download A Guide to Visiting Crop Circles.