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About our Photographic Enlargements: Each 20 x 30 inch image is printed on glossy photographic paper and is supplied hand-rolled and posted in a strong cardboard tube to ensure safe delivery. We have chosen a selection of our all time favourite crop circles from the last 20 years for you to choose from.
Gussage St. Andrews 2014: The crop circle at Gussage St. Andrews was reported on the 13th of August 2014. Clearly a sibling of the Ackling Dyke circle of the 29th of June, this formation however, employed six-fold geometry instead of five. Based on hexagonal forms two triangular shapes (but not equilateral triangles!) are inverted over one another to create a beautiful six-pointed star. Placed between each point of the star were six rods, each with an undulating line, very reminiscent of ‘The Staff of Asclepius’- an ancient hermetic symbol. The Staff of Asclepius has one serpent compared to the Caduceus of Mercury/Hermes which has two and it is in point of fact the Staff of Asclepius that is a symbol of healing, rather than the Caduceus which is a magical wand often used by some modern medical organisations. However the WHO does use a single serpent coiled around a rod.
Six is the number of love, balance, harmony and best economy (think of the honeycomb made from many hexagons creating the most amount of storage space using the least amount of materials), it is the first of the so called ‘perfect numbers’ – numbers that are the sum of all their divisors. Healing, love, balance, prudence and perfection are all woven into the design of this formation making it a powerful magical sigil in the landscape.
This image shows the crop circle in its attending landscape captures the atmosphere, mood and power of the formation while it remained in the field.
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