DMC - Cropcircles - Sugar Hill, near Upper Upham, Wiltshire 2007 Formation

Another stunning crop circle from the Arcturians made by sound & light with the sole purpose of raising awareness within us which I have named sprit & matter. Arcturians use wormholes or corridors if you like to transport themselves to this dimension. sacred sites in Wiltshire such as Stonehenge are dimensional portals. This all sounds pretty far fetched I know but take a close look at the crop circles and ask yourself who or what are making these sophisticated patterns in the fields of Wiltshire, it's certainly not Doug or Dave or drunken students that's for sure. The Arcturians find this a painfully slow process in trying to raise consciousness on a mass scale but it's coming. my own personal transformation with the Arcturians took a number of years to take effect, in fact 10 years to be precise. Slowly slowly the bar is being raised !

FIELD REPORT

With our USA group of 11 we had the good fortune to enter the near-Aldbourne formation on Friday morning, 3 August. I am sending you some of my ground shots of this amazingly beautiful formation in wheat that we spied from the A-419 driving from the M-4 exit towards Aldbourne.

Also while we were in the formation, the farmer and his son arrived and, while it was clear that he disapproved of the "vandals" who made it according to him, he nonetheless was pretty calm and allowed us to pay his son "compensation" for any damage to his crop our visit made rather than be angry and order us out of the field. He even brought out his camera and took some shots himself in the formation.

We all noticed several positive aspects of this mature-wheat formation like the "fluffy" character of how the wheat was laid down; the beautiful small swirled circles within some of the triangles and the multi-layering of the wheat at certain of the intersections plus the very thin, very straight lines that from the air give the "cubic" 3-D aspect to the inner square/cubes of standing crop. I tried to capture some of these features in my ground photos.

Several of our group also felt their hands and arms begin to tingle as we entered the still-new formation. It had an almost electric quality for us. Most of us were content to stay in the formation for about one hour, walking around it and then sitting down in it, enjoying the return of some warmer and sunnier weather to Wiltshire after all the recent rains and cold spells. All in all it was a wonderful way for our visitors - from the USA, Australia, New Zealand and France - to begin their time in Wiltshire.

- Chet Snow (www.chetsnow.com)

It’s always worth hanging around at the end of the day, as you never know what you will discover. Well, this particular evening on the 3rd of August was no exception. While coming out of the wonderful Sugar Hill formation, we met a couple, beside the parked cars, who were about to enter the formation themselves. They reiterated a story of an experience that they were told by two young men called Sam Mullane and Tom Kuince. What happened next will come as no surprise to anyone who has been involved with Crop Circles for sometime. Was it by chance that those same two young men just turned up at that time while we were talking to the first couple?

Sam and Tom re-told the story to us of when they turned up at the formation the night before on the 2nd of August at around 10.30pm. Obviously at this time it was dark when they arrived. Just as they were about to enter the field, they heard an unusual noise directly behind them in a North Westerly direction. It sounded like an unusual whooshing electric noise most definitely coming from the sky. At that very moment they turned towards the formation in the field, and their eyes were attracted to a pulsating light on the hill escarpment behind the formation. They thought it was time to abandon their visit to the circle, and quickly sped away in their car. They were clearly quite shaken by the whole experience. Next day, when we met them, they were returning to visit the circle in daylight.

- Stuart Dike