A relatively small pattern in barley, and in my humble opinion, absolutely awful looking, (with what appears to be a major mistake occurring during construction) which, disappointingly, seems to be this year's theme.
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| Image Courtesy of Lucy Pringle |
Saturday, 18 June 2011
Kingstone Coombes, Nr Ashbury, Oxfordshire. June 9th 2011
This formation was discovered at Kingstone Coombes, near the village of Ashbury in Oxfordshire. It also lies close to the neolithic long barrow of Wayland's Smithy, and is located in the same spot as the Jellyfish formation of 2009.
A relatively small pattern in barley, and in my humble opinion, absolutely awful looking, (with what appears to be a major mistake occurring during construction) which, disappointingly, seems to be this year's theme.
A relatively small pattern in barley, and in my humble opinion, absolutely awful looking, (with what appears to be a major mistake occurring during construction) which, disappointingly, seems to be this year's theme.
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