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Posted Aug 15.03 
Update - Revenue, Saskatchewan Formation
Aerial photos have been added to the web site of the
Revenue, Saskatchewan formation. Complex pictogram,
approximately 102 metres (339 feet) long. Swollen stalk
nodes and twisted stems below the seed heads reported,
similar to the recent formation at Wallacetown, Ontario
and Moosomin, Saskatchewan in 2000, an anomaly seen
in only a few formations worldwide over the years. Further
details and ground reports pending from CCCRN
Saskatchewan.
A bunch more news reports and upcoming radio interviews
have also been added to the media page (the radio
programs can also be listened to over the internet), plus
over 5,000 people have now visited the formation at
Hensall, Ontario.
Posted Aug 14.03
Formation Report #5 - Revenue, Saskatchewan
The fifth Canadian formation reported for this year, near
Revenue, Saskatchewan, north-west of Saskatoon. Rings
and / or circles with pathways, shown on local CTV News.
Further details pending.
Some initial ground photos of the Wallacetown, Ontario
formation have also been added to the web site. Tight,
flat spiral lay of the crop, stalks twisted below the seed
heads in a similar manner seen in only a few known cases
previously in Canada, USA, Holland and England.
http://www.cccrn.ca
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The Prairie Circular
Current Issue: Summer 2003
A recap of early 2003 season reports by Paul Anderson,
including three new formations in southern Ontario, two of which
are reminiscent of pictogram formations in early 1990s England,
a review by US researcher Jeffrey Wilson of the first tele/video
investigation of a crop formation, at Vacaville, California, a
collaboration between American and Canadian researchers and
in the first of a two-part article, Lindy Tucker of Pure Research
recounts some of her experiences growing up in southern Ontario
and the possible connections with the crop circles in the area...
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