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CROP WATCH 2002

UPDATE - DOUBLE CIRCLE / RING FORMATION IN LIMEHOUSE, ONTARIO

Additional aerial photos have been added of both the Limehouse and Georgetown formations, courtesy Clynt King (First Nations Environmental Network) and Julia Henderson (The Helicopter Company, with the 'Crop Circle Friendly Chopper'!). In the Limehouse photos, the field had already been cut but formation still visible. Other ground photos were taken by the farmer before field was cut and these will also be posted when available. The farmer had tried to cut out the formation as much as possible, but was only partially successful.

Also reports of odd 'flickering lights' and 'buzzing sounds' as well the family dog barking a lot after formation was discovered (July 23).

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Additional photos here:

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Crop Watch is an annual research project of CCCRN, including field investigations and studies of formations, aerial surveillance and awareness initiatives for farmers, the public and the media, in particular during the prime August / September 'circle season' on the Canadian prairies

Posted Aug 3.02

DOUBLE CIRCLE / RING FORMATION IN LIMEHOUSE, ONTARIO

Another formation in Ontario reported yesterday by Matt Rock of CCCRN, near the town of Limehouse, which is close to Georgetown, the location of previous formation. Farmer reports first seeing it on July 23, the same date as the Georgetown formation. Stalks bent but not broken near ground. Swollen nodes on stalks.

Formation is a double circle in wheat, one circle with a surrounding ring, approximately 33 metres (109 feet) long. Field already harvested, but formation itself still clearly visible. Clockwise lay in both circles and ring.

Some inital diagrams and photos have been posted.

This is the sixth report for 2002.

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