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About the Crop Circle Year Book 2013:
If 2012 was the zenith, the tipping point, then 2013 was always going to be a year of change, transition and metamorphosis. Thirteen is the traditional number of transformation; it signifies the unexpected, tempestuous winds of change that ultimately ushers in the transmutation from one paradigm to the next. There can be little doubt that 2013 was a year of change for the crop circle phenomenon; blustery, turbulent, and not a little stormy at times – and that was just the weather! After one of the coldest and wettest of winters, in which many fields flooded, then froze, many crops were simply written off. But that was only a small part of the story. The forms that did unfold in the fields of Southern England were, (for anyone who cared to look a little deeper) highly symbolic, full of immediacy – some could only be described as visionary!
The first formation of the year was a giant compass, its 90° angles slightly askew. It presented us with in an uncomfortable break from the classic symmetry and geometry so beloved by the phenomenon. While it was glibly rubbished by some (for those that peered beyond the veil of superficial illusion), it surely symbolised a re-orientation – an adjustment – all be it to an unfamiliar pitch and bearing. Against all the odds, the 2013 crop circle season presented us with a wealth of material to contemplate: A giant hourglass, a magnificent dream-catcher, a pair of compasses and a cube unhinged! Along with a confetti storm of spirals, spinners, stars and flowers!
This edition combines inspirational photographic and artistic imagery with thought provoking text to create a unique book full of the atmosphere and ambience of this amazing phenomenon.
About the Crop Circle Year Books:
The crop circle year books are carefully considered, beautifully designed books. Filled with stunning photography, including many full page landscape views of the crop circles along with overheads and detail shots – by Steve Alexander. The photography is accompanied by articles from Karen Alexander and incisive commentary text throughout. Our Year Books are our flagship product. Self published in small numbers (no big publisher or distributors), they come directly from us to you. Printed on satin finish paper, the materials used to produce these books are top quality. The covers are laminated with gold foil titles. Our books are true collectors items, treasured by all those who have them. In fact they are generally considered to be the most important crop circle document of the year. Proceeds from the sales of these books go directly to fund our continuing coverage of the circles.
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