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A visit to the Silbury Hill formation...
Last weekend we took a visit to the Silbury Hill formation and thought you would like to see some pictures. Karen has also started to draw some of the circles from this year and we thought we'd show you her progress...
From the air...
The young barley crop had recovered greatly even
after only a few days ...
The formation offered great views of Silbury Hill
Support the Farmers...
We would both like to thank the farmer for allowing access to this circle. This farmer has been supported by the CROP CIRCLE ACCESS PASS project which raises money to help compensate farmers for the loss of their crops when a circle appears. You can donate to the Crowd Funding Campaign for farmers by clicking on the image below. Helping to compensate farmers will help foster better access to the circles and will hopefully stop the amount of circles that are cut out by farmers concerned about further damage to their fields. This a really important project that has been backed by the National Farmers Union, Visit Wiltshire, Devizes Museum, the local member of parliament for Devizes and by many in the crop circle community. It's vital that we support farmers if we want to be able to continue to visit the circles and to photograph them. Last year we missed photographing several formations because they were cut out - so please help if you can. Even the smallest amounts helps. If we can't get this project to work many more crop circles could be lost in the future.
Click on the image below to find out more about the project and to make a donation...
Latest Drawings...
East Field 2013 - This circle was the first of the 2013 season in the UK. Note how squares constrain the proportions and how the size of the four small satellite circles are also integral to the design. This shows wonderful geometric awareness and the beauty of working within an overall framework. Here all the geometry is linked together in a way that is beyond just the design itself.
I chose opposing colours to reflect the dual nature of this design.
An overhead view with colour
Here is phase two of the Stanton St. Bernard formation. Some have seen Templar links to this design. The floor lay inside was rather interesting...
Time is running out!
Hurry make your booking for the Summer Crop Circle Lectures 2013...
Click on images below for more detail on our fantastic
programme of speakers and to visit the
conference website for full details on all aspects of the conference.
Our
event is warm, welcoming and friendly; a great place to meet
like-minded souls and to immerse yourself in the crop circle phenomenon!
Dates: Friday 26th - Sunday 28th July 2013
Venue: The Corn Exchange, Devizes, Wilts, UK
Our 2013 Programme at a glance:
Fri 26th July: Crop Circle Coach Tour
Fri 26th July: Crop Circle symbolism & geometry workshop
Fri 26th July: Crop Circles, Kabbala & Ancient Codes workshop
Sat & Sun 27th & 28th July:
Main Lecture Programme
Sat 27th July: Night-watch/Crop Circle Vigil
Sunday 28th July: Conference Dinner
Click on either image to visit the Summer Lectures website
Did you know you can attend the conference as part of a 10 day tour of the crop circles and English sacred sites with JOURNEYS WITH SOUL ? - Click the banner below for itinerary and pricing. These tours come highly recommended - they are often described as life changing!
2013 is the year of transformation - come and be part of the change!
Click on banner for tour 2013 details
Don't Forget Our
Mid Summer Sale!
20% off all orders placed on our website shop!
As part of our fund raising for the 2013 season we are offering 20% off all orders on our website over the summer solstice.
What about one of our fabulous Year Book Set?
Price: £95.00
now with an additional 20 % Discount!
Click on the image above to visit our online shop.
ADD DISCOUNT CODE
TT0620 at the checkout to add your discount.
PLEASE SUPPORT US
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP OUR FUNDRAISING...
1. You can make a donation. Click on the button below to find out more about making a donation.
2. You can help by making purchases from our online shop. Sales of our products help directly finance our work. Many send gifts to friends and loved ones - all sales really do help.
3. If you are unable to make a donation or purchase yourself, perhaps you know someone who might? Please pass on details of our website to anyone you know who might be able to help.
4. You can also help by publicising our website on social networking sites or on your own website if you have one. We can supply graphics and banners for website adverts/inclusions. We would also be grateful if you could add us to your links page.
Finally ...
We very much appreciate all the support we receive from you and we never take it for granted. We are constantly astonished at the generosity of your support, we simply couldn't do it without you.
We are looking into some further fundraising plans, and we will keep you up to date with anything we put into place.
If you would like to talk to us further you can email us at:
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