Since the backbone lay totally flat on the ground, and the Circle Makers seemed to want to play with standing tufts of wheat
in the centre of the circles they were about to create, they chose to put the circles slightly off the backbone. One a bit
to the left, the other a bit to the right, then one to the left again, and one to the right. Thus, a wiggling dance of
circles appeared, all of which had standing centres of unaffected tufts of wheat. What a lovely sight!
The lay inside the ‘tears’ was phenomenal as well. Their centres had been swirled down as perfect circles, then flowing out
into a point with amazing light play due to the direction in which the plants had gone down.
The energy of the formation
was subtle and soft, it made everyone feel welcome and people lay down in the most central circle and stayed there for hours
in spite of the bad weather.
I photographed a beautiful hexagonal ball of light right next to Andrew Fowlds. What a confirmation of the energy present
in this whopper of a formation!
Now that we have had a 7-7-7 and an 8-8-8 formation, what will 9-9-9 bring us? People are already speculating.
Maybe it will bring us nothing at
all, as most fields will be harvested in September. But then again, you never know. We have had formations before in
early September. One thing I know for sure though, the Circle Makers don’t fancy dozens of eye-witnesses. Maybe next
time we should have no more than 3 night-watchers max per site. But then again, that might be a problem. You see, these
events attract people like...
