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July 30, 2009 Yatesbury, Wiltshire, England - I arrived at Heathrow Airport in London around NOON on Friday, July 24th, and it was raining. On the drive out the M4 to Wiltshire, it was still raining. It was so muddy at the Kennet Canal where good friends of mine, Gill and Robert Nicholas, invited me to spend a couple of days with them on their houseboat, that Gill had to loan me knee-high rain boots.
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“The police officer says that the tall men moved very fast, as if you were watching a video or DVD in fast forward mode.”
- Andy Russell, Investigator

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July 16, 2009 Silbury Hill, Wiltshire County, England - Three days after the “Quetzalcoatl Headdress” appeared across the Roman Road from ancient Silbury Hill, a website called The Truth Hides printed a peculiar news item on Wednesday, July 8, 2009, allegedly from a Wiltshire police officer's phone tip.
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“The film crew said there was heavy dew on the laid down crop, yet there were no footprints and it was not disturbed. They said the headdress formation was immaculate.”
- Charles Mallett, Silent Circle Research Centre

July 15, 2009 Silbury Hill, Wiltshire County, England - On the night of July 4 to 5, 2009, a crew of documentary filmmakers with high definition video cameras were camped on top of Silbury Hill from about 2 AM until sunup between 4 and 4:30 AM in the British higher latitude summer light. Atop Silbury Hill, the film crew was only a quarter-mile from the location of what many experienced crop formation investigators say is as spectacular a wheat formation as there has ever been. The pattern spans 350 feet in diameter with unusual shading and "immaculate" ground lay.
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Cannings Cross, Wiltshire, crop formation has evolved through farmer damage from June 27, 2009, to mysterious July 10, 2009, second stage reconstruction to July 13, 2009, arrest of farm employee with shot gun.



July 4, 2009 Cannings Cross near Allington, Wiltshire County, England - The Cannings Cross wheat pattern near Allington, Wiltshire, England, has been evolving through great confusion. The farm owner originally took his tractor into the first part of the formation reported on June 27, 2009, and drove in big circles to cut down the interior points of the pattern. Eva-Marie Brekkestø flew over the pattern after the farmer's destruction and took the first aerial photograph. A computer graphics artist north of Wiltshire known as Psycho Clown then volunteered to reconstruct what the formation looked like before the farmer's tractor destruction and produced a Photoshop reconstruction.
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July 6, 2009 Wiltshire County, England - Mark in Colorado, who worked in computer signal processing for thirteen years, has sent two more PDFs concerning the July 4, 2009, crop formation at the West Down Gallops near Beckhampton, Wiltshire, England, followed the next day by what Mark calls the “Quetzalcoatl headdress” reported July 5, 2009, at Silbury Hill near Avebury, not far from the Beckhampton pattern.
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July 3, 2009 Wiltshire County, England - The following PDF was emailed to me on July 1, from a man named Mark in Colorado, who worked in computer signal processing for thirteen years. Mark has studied crop formation patterns with curiosity since 1993. About the 2009 patterns, he says, “I'm starting to see how they fit together over time and space in the past and present. So, in the future I think we'll all see more and more links between the patterns and maybe we'll begin to have more understanding about what is being communicated. And I think the crop circle intelligence will be reacting to our own human consciousnesses as we try to see past and present links in the crop formations.”
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July 3, 2009 Wiltshire County, England - This morning I received the following UK crop formations from 2008 and 2009, that the Australian scientist proposes have each related to astronomical countdowns to predicted solar events. The current question today is: since April 14, 2009, and the first UK crop formation at The Ridgeway in flowering oilseed rape, has the crop formation intelligence been forecasting a major solar eruption for Tuesday, July 7, 2009, perhaps occurring in the late afternoon in English time? [ See: Earthfiles043009 ]
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July 2, 2009 Wiltshire County, England - Below Milk Hill's White Horse at 4:30 AM on Summer Solstice Sunday, June 21, 2009, Steve Amor reported to Cropcircleconnector.com that there was a “circle and pattern” in the wheat field there.
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