Category: Crop Circles

Galloping Along — Crop Circle Photographs and Tours ~ Lucy Pringle

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After a quiet patch, the circles seem to have taken on a new lease of life and are galloping along, springing into action with renewed vigour and energy. Tra la, tra la.

With the dreadful fires threatening homes, lives, animals, flora and fauna, I realise how fortunate we are here in the UK. We may moan about the amount of rain we get, and for which we are notoriously famous – and indeed we are getting more and more – but there is no doubt about it, we are extremely lucky on the whole. However, there is much to do if we are to play our part in saving the planet.

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Hampshire 2021 crop circle: Rodfield Lane, Nr Tichborne | Latest UFO sightings

Location: Rodfield Lane near Tichborne, Hampshire, UK Date: 21st June 2021

Video(1:08): Hampshire 2021 crop circle: Rodfield Lane, Nr Tichborne — Latest UFO sightings

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Crop Circle Messages and Secrets Decoded | HAF

Crop Cirles

HAF – Oct 12, 2020 | By Lisa Trank, Gaia.com

Crop circles. We’ve seen them in the air from planes, in the movies, or perhaps even first hand.

Many consider crop circles to have been created by extraterrestrials who yearn to subtly communicate with our species; others view them as an agricultural and technologically artistic phenomenon and believe the alien connection may be a hoax.

But no matter which crop they’re carved from, these intricate geometric patterns hold messages waiting to be decoded.

Read more & videos via: Crop Circle Messages and Secrets Decoded — Humans Are Free

Harvesting In Full Swing | Crop Circle Photographs and Tours ~ Lucy Pringle – Aug 28, 2020

(Lucy Pringle) Another whole month has gone by since I last wrote to you, a month full of wonderful activity. We have been blessed with some beautiful weather and beautiful crop circle events. Both my tours went ahead as planned and we were fortunate and blessed in being able to visit circles in the morning and then another in the afternoon. It is some years since we have been able to do this as circles have become scarcer and sometimes appear on land belonging to farmers who are not happy to allow people to visit.

Read more & photos of crop circles via Harvesting In Full Swing — Crop Circle Photographs and Tours ~ Lucy Pringle