Figsbury Ring, nr Firsdown, Wiltshire

This huge formation was placed just south of Figsbury Ring hill fort, close to Salisbury in Wiltshire. It measures upwards of 300ft in diameter and is in a field of maturing wheat. The design is extremely crisp and the whole formation is beautifully symmetrical. The formation has caused a stir in some circles as the design seems quite contrived or even comical, while others have connected it to Bastet the Ancient Egyptian cat Goddess – as this feline seems to have a sun disc above its head. You can read more about Figsbury Ring here.

FYI: This formation features in our 2016 Crop Circle Photo Box-Set and you can see a section of 10 x 15 inch Photo Enlargements from this season here and 20 x 30 inch Photo Enlargements here. This formation also features in our Crop Circle Calendar 2017 and our Crop Circle Year Book 2016. Every sale helps us continue our work!

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Geometry Gallery

This formation is interesting not least for its 34 ‘feathers’ around the formation. It will be interesting to draw! Check back for images as I have them…