East Field nr Alton Barnes, Wiltshire. July 26th 2011

A very small, cute and interesting formation!

Image courtesy of: The Crop Circle Connector

Stanton St Bernard (2), nr Alton Barnes. Wiltshire. July 11th 2011.

This unusual design measuring approx 130 ft across was discovered in wheat on 11 July but was quickly cut out by the farmer who has had three previous formations on his land this year and is having to cope with an increasing number of visitors as the season accelerates.

Milk Hill, Nr Alton Barnes, Wiltshire. July 6th.

Phase 1

Appearing at the foot of the white horse in Alton Barnes, the crop circle in wheat measures approximately 170 ft in diameter.

Honeystreet (3), Nr Alton Barnes, Wiltshire. July 4th.

The second of two formations discovered on July 4th in the location of Honey Street, in wheat, and very close to the last unusual formation.

Honeystreet (2), Nr Alton Barnes, Wiltshire. July 4th.

Phase 1

This clearly unfinished and highly strange formation appeared in a field of wheat along with another on the 4th July. Measuring approximately 150 ft in diameter, and displaying some unusual but intricate patterns.

Honeystreet, Nr Alton Barnes, Wiltshire. June 26th 2011

This pattern in wheat measures approx. 160 feet in diameter. It displays 8 circles decreasing in size on a narrow ring. Situated on the opposite side of the canal to The Barge Inn.

An inside view:



Image courtesy of Olivier Morel: WCCSG

Stanton St Bernard, nr Alton Barnes. Wiltshire. June 21st 2011

Simple, yet intricately beautiful inside this crop circle lying near to the village of Stanton St Bernard in the Pewsey Vale, close to the white horse at Alton Barnes.

Image courtesy of John Montgomery:Crop Circle Connector