Longwood, nr. Littleton & Harestock, Hants. 2nd June 2019, Barley, 250ft approx.

This circle was reported on the 2nd of June 2019, in an area of Hampshire that has been (historically) a regular site for crop circles in the early years (1970s/1980s). The crop type is young, green barley. This circle is fairly large and measures around 250ft in diameter.

The flight was a choppy, bumpy affair with a brisk wind and a lot of cloud to contend with. As it was our first flight of the 2019 season, it was certainly a challenging reintroduction to recording the circles from the air!

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Crop Circle Year Book 2018

£20.00

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Published: Mid June 2019. 

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This will be our 20th ANNIVERSARY EDITION!
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Crop Circle Year Book 2018: Celebrating 20 years of these amazing books!

Our 2018 crop circle year book will be the twentieth in a series of unique books documenting the crop circle phenomenon in the UK. It is very hard to think that we have been producing them for that long and even harder to think about the hours of work that have gone into them! But they a form testament to our enduring love and commitment to a subject which has inspired many, challenged some and has changed the lives of many more.

In the last 20 years there have been (and continue to be) many struggles and arguments seeking to capture or own the narrative of the crop circle subject for good or for ill. In the midst of it all these books have quietly and patiently built into a historical library, each an open portal into the fields of its given year. They have become a precious archive, aide memoire, and photo album collection of some of the most amazing crop circles that have ever appeared. As a body of work, they are something of which we are immensely proud.