by Temporary Temples | Sep 6, 2020
Welcome to the 2017 Crop Circle Season! Introduction & The Story So Far… About the crop circle season The 2017 crop circle season has begun and we will soon be updating our website with new images and information about the new season. Typically, the season...
by Temporary Temples | Aug 12, 2017
Monarch’s Way, nr Wooton Wawen, Warks This unusual and very pretty circle appeared on the 7th of August. The largest circle measures approximately 60ft in diameter and the formation is about 300ft in length (including the row of circles leading to a tree)...
by Temporary Temples | Aug 12, 2017
The Rollright Stones, nr Little Compton, Oxon The Rollright Stones are a ring of relatively small standing stones. According to folklore, the stones are a king and his courtiers, petrified into stone by a witch! In addition to the stone circle there are two other...
by Temporary Temples | Aug 11, 2017
Bydemill Copse, nr Hannington, Wilts Hannington lies north of Swindon in the north of Wiltshire. We have had several circles around this location in years past most notably in 2011 and 2012 where we had some early circles in oilseed rape crop there (see our archives...
by Temporary Temples | Jul 23, 2017
Climping Beach, Atherington, (nr Littlehampton) W. Sussex Great locations are part and parcel of the crop circle phenomenon, ancient stones circles, chalk hill figures, hill forts, and barrows. But crop circles by the sea are unusual. This is in fact the second crop...
by Temporary Temples | Jul 22, 2017
Cley Hill, nr Warminster, Wiltshire Cley Hill is a well known landscape feature that lies to the west of the town of Warminster. A distinctive, soaring chalk hill, once shaped by ancient seas, it is an important site archeologically and biologically. It is the home to...
by Temporary Temples | Jul 12, 2017
Hackpen Hill, nr Broad Hinton,Wiltshire Hackpen Hill is a regular site for crop circles and many have been seen there over the years. They do not always occur in the same field every year, sometimes they appear at the top of the hill by the ancient Ridgeway path that...
by Temporary Temples | Jul 11, 2017
Battlesbury Camp Hillfort, nr Warminster, Wiltshire. Battlesbury Camp Hillfort is one in a group of three or four of hill forts to the west of Warminster: Battlesbury Hillfort, Middle Hill, Scratchbury Hillfort and further out still Cotely Hill – all line the...
by Temporary Temples | Jul 5, 2017
Boreham Wood, nr Lockeridge, Wiltshire If you look at the Google Maps link on the left-hand side of this page you will see that this field has not always been used for agriculture – the Google Maps image shows the location as grass land rather than being planted...
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