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New Formations to Report!
Three circles in Sussex!
After a number of years absence the crop circles have finally returned to Sussex...
A single, simple circle accompanied by two tiny grapeshot circles had appeared in Sussex in late May. Close to Falmer and the brand new Brighton & Hove football stadium. The circle appeared in a field of barley. However although ground shots were taken, no one had flown overhead.
However, on the 3rd of July a second circle was reported in Sussex, this time by the Long Man of Wilmington (ancient chalk figure). With two formations in the region we decided we would take a flight to record them. It was a long way for us to go, not normally something we would consider doing, but initial reports of this second circle sounded intriguing, so we thought we would bite the bullet and go see what was happening...
You can see more pictures of these formation by clicking on any of the images to visit our online picture library...
Loose Bottom, Nr Falmer, East Sussex, UK.
Reported 30th May.
Although a beautiful emerald green when this circle arrived in late May, by the beginning of July the crop was very ripe and a pale golden colour, the evening light only made it look more beautiful...
In this picture the two tiny grapeshot circles can be seen on the far side of the formation and the new football stadium is just visible in the distance.
The 2014 crop circle season seems to be on course to be a rather busy
one. We have had formations spread all over the UK. We have already
taken several flights to record the circles in Worcestershire,
Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset and Sussex. We do hope you have enjoyed
seeing the photography, and the drawings of this years formations. We
always welcome any donations towards our photography flights, as over
the season the cost does mount up. If anyone would like to make a
donation at this time, it would be very timely, and very helpful.
To make a donation please click this button below to our website.
The Long Man of Wilmington, East Sussex, UK.
Reported 3rd July.
The second circle in Sussex was this beautiful five-fold design. Pentagons and circles combine to create this lovely pattern, similar in symmetry to a circle that appeared close to Stonehenge last year - which used squares and circles.
The circle was not a huge one, measuring approximately 80-100ft in diameter, but the geometry was precise and very neat.
In this picture you can see the Long Man of Wilmington in the background on the hillside. The circle was not in a field directly underneath the land mark, but close enough by to see the chalk figure.
This is a close-up shot of the Long Man - you can read more about him by clicking on the picture above. You'll be taken the the Sussex Archeological Society for more information.
The Long Man of Wilmington on the South Downs.
All
our work recording the crop circles is self-financed. The yearly cost
of flights over the circles alone runs into many thousands of pounds. A
one hour flight costs £300-£700. The
sale of our photographs, Year Books and other items via our on-line
shop helps to offset some of that cost. With increasing overheads across
the board of our activities it is becoming more and more difficult to
find the finance we need to record the circles, so please browse our
shop and think of us when buying gifts for friends and family.
Click
the button below to browse our online shop - we have a wonderful range
of crop circle books, images and films to tempt you! With grateful thanks - Steve & Karen
The Long Man of Wilmington, East Sussex, UK. Reported 9th July
This mysterious formation occurred just a few days after the formation at Wilmington. As you can see from this picture, the weather was pretty bad and I suspect this picture was taken in the late evening. However, before anyone could get a better look the farmer cut it from the field.
You can just about see even from this angle it was a quintuplet design (five dots on a dice pattern). A centre circle, with a wide ring - then a fine outer ring with four equally distanced circles placed on that ring. It's such a shame it's gone and that (as far as we know) there are no more images of it.
Image Pete Upton Copyright 2014
DON'T FORGET TO BOOK YOUR TICKETS FOR THIS YEARS SUMMER CONFERENCE - PLACES ARE GOING FAST!
The Summer Crop Circle Lectures 2014
Dates: Friday 25th - Sunday 27th July 2014
Venue: Town Hall, St. John's Street, Devizes, Wilts, UK
Ticket sales for our summer conference are now on sale
Click on any image in this newsletter to visit to book your tickets
There are just 130 places - so please book early
The 2014 Schedule will be fully updated on the website in the next couple of days...
but here is a seek peek of our 2014 programme
Friday 25th July
Crop Circle Coach Tour - visit two circles
Crop Circles & Geometry Workshop
with Michael Glickman & Karen Alexander
Saturday 26th July 2014
Karen Alexander
Daniel Rozman
Geoff Fitzpatrick
Shawn Randall
Glenn Broughton
Anthony Peake
Crop Circles & Consciousness Workshop
With Karen Alexander & Jonathan DeVierville
Sunday 28th July 2013
Jonathan DeVierville
Dan Vidler
Michael Glickman
Barbara Lamb
Robin Heath
Review of the 2014 Crop Circle Season
(with Photography by Steve Alexander)
Conference Dinner
Tickets
Weekend Lecture Ticket (Sat & Sun Lectures): £100.00
Saturday (Only) Lectures: £55.00
Sunday (Only) Lectures: £55.00
Friday Crop Circle Coach Tour: £50.00
Friday Evening Geometry Workshop: £50.00
Saturday Evening Consciousness Workshop: £40.00
Sunday Conference Dinner: £26.00
PLEASE SUPPORT US
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP OUR FUNDRAISING...
Please help us raise money for our flights in 2014...
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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