A
new crop picture which appeared near Roydon, Essex on July 17,
2014 was drawn in the landscape along the “pectoral fin” of a
“tiger shark”, which may be swimming to a “CITY” soon: two lunar
glyphs from that crop picture seem to show our Moon in crescent
phase near the Hyades or comet Jacques on July 22 to 24, 2014
Many
crop pictures from the summer of 2014 have been drawn within
“animal images” that sometimes appear fortuitously in the
landscape, for example within the “tail” of a “tiger grouper” at
Forest Hill on July 16, 2014. This new crop picture near Roydon,
Essex on July 17, 2014 seems to have been drawn within the
“pectoral fin” of a “tiger shark”!
A
complete list of such landscape symbolisms from 2014 is given at
the end of this article. The clear implication of such
broadly-based symbolisms is that they were meant to be seen from
space. No human fakers who work solely on the
ground, whether in crops or on sand, have to my knowledge ever
produced such amazing constructions.
When
we study the broad location of that new Essex crop picture near
Roydon using Google Earth, we see right away the image of some
“animal in the landscape”. After careful study, I concluded that
it might be the front end of a “tiger shark”:
Two
large “fins” as dorsal and pectoral seem particularly prominent.
This “shark” seems to have a distended stomach, from eating some
“buildings” recently. What might he have eaten?
Along the lower “pectoral fin” of that “shark”, close to the
crop picture as drawn, we can also see four large “letters in
the landscape” which curl around to say “C-I-T-Y”.
Zooming in for a closer look, we can see four distinct “letters”
which seem to spell “C-I-T-Y”, just above where the crop picture
(shown in black and white) was drawn:
This
is the fourth time that “letters in the landscape” have been
found near new crop pictures in 2014. For a complete list,
please see the summary below. On the far left, within the
“stomach” of that “shark”, we can see a series of landscape
symbols which possibly resemble parts of a military base in the
Indian Ocean, as seen from the air.
Studying this crop picture from a slightly different
perspective, we can see a “three-dimensional curved arrow” with
the letters “C-I-T-Y” written near its tip:
This
“arrow” confirms that the “tiger shark” is definitely “swimming”
towards a “CITY”. What a bizarre message to deliver in crops!
What might the crop artist be trying to tell us, very subtly so
that only a few humans on Earth will understand?
When
we study this new crop picture on a finer scale, we see that it
was drawn just below the large letter “I” in “C-I-T-Y”:
The
round and extended image of a “tailed comet” seems to appear
below. Perhaps that “tiger shark” will “swim” when our Moon is
close in the sky to a “bright comet”? Two small “T” shapes
within the crop picture may refer to a letter “T” of C-I-T-Y” as
shown above, or else to a sky constellation “Taurus”.
We
can see two “lunar crescents” within the crop picture itself,
that have been drawn in proximity to other circles which might
represent “bright stars”. Let us study those astronomical
symbols further, to try and understand what they might mean?
Two
different sets of symbols have been presented: one on the left,
and another on the right. Symbols on the left resemble the path
of our crescent Moon through the Hyades star cluster in Taurus
(T) on July 22, 2014. Three little dots above or to the left
might represent “three bright stars” in each “perpendicular arm”
of the Hyades. A small letter “T” which lies above could stand
for the constellation “Taurus”:
On
the right, our crescent Moon has been drawn somewhat smaller in
size, as if it might be located near two other large, bright sky
objects. That is approximately what we will see in Earth’s sky
on July 24, 2014, when our Moon approaches two large and bright
planets, namely Venus and Mercury.
The
overall shape of both glyphs resembles a “tailed comet”. On July
23, 2014, our Moon will pass close to comet Jacques in Earth’s
night sky as shown.
The
left-hand crop glyph from Roydon also resembles a word “C-I-T-Y”
spelled backwards, where its small letter “I” (made of three
dots) was drawn directly beneath a similar large letter “I” in
the landscape:
The
right-hand crop glyph from Roydon seems less clear, but might
imply “LONDON CITY”.
These interpretations remain speculative although plausible.
Will a metaphorical “tiger shark” really “swim” on July 22 to
24, 2014 towards some unspecified “CITY”? Another crop picture
near Boskovic in the Czech Republic on June 28, 2014 showed a
“compass arrow” which pointed toward southern England (see
Boskovic).
Why
would the crop artist place so much emphasis on four letters
“C-I-T-Y”, which curl around the “pectoral fin” of a “shark”?
This crop artist is clearly a joker or jester! We often see
humorous images in crops, although not many people understand
his wry sense of humour. Perhaps that subtle feature has
something to do with radio transmissions from tagged sharks or
whales, which experts on Earth believed might be coming from the
“black box” of missing airplane MH370 (see
www.mirror.co.uk).
We
will learn more soon, if the interpretations suggested above are
even partly correct. A summary of various landscape symbols or
artistic metaphors, which have appeared in two dozen different
crop pictures from May, June or July of 2014, all across England
or Europe, is presented in Appendix 1 below.
Red
Collie
(Dr. Horace R. Drew)
P.S.
We would like to thank all of the aerial photographers and/or
field researchers who have made symbolic analyses such as this
possible.
Appendix 1. A summary of landscape symbols or artistic metaphors
which have been used so far, during the summer of 2014, for two
dozen crop pictures all across England or Europe
“Letters” in the nearby landscape or “letter codes” in the
fallen crop:
RTTY
(Hod Hill), NO MORE WAR (Gipsy Lane), DG (Rodmarton), DIG
(Forest Hill), CITY (Roydon).
“Animal images” in the landscape near a new crop picture:
honey badger (Loose Bottom), falcon (Celle), watching serpent (Harewell
Lane), cobra (Germany), wahoo fish (Ridgeway), quetzal bird (Boskovic),
rattlesnake (Tetbury Lane), digging serpent (Privetice), aviator
serpent (Rodmarton), tiger grouper (Forest Hill), tiger shark (Roydon).
Heroic metaphors of rescue or bravery:
Star
Extractor (Buckle Street), Theseus entering a Labyrinth to slay
the Minotaur (Celle, Serbia, Ridgeway, Long Man 2), Venus Star (Harewell
Lane, Ackling Dyke), Parachute (Badbury, Rodmarton), Zorro
(Ridgeway), Viking Sun Compass (Boskovic), Tall Man Entering the
Stage (Long Man 1), Jester (Long Man 1), Man in the Moon
(Hackpen Hill).