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Tick, tock,
the “swinging pendulum of a clock”: how much longer will it be until we
see a metaphorical “white horse” in Earth’s skies?
The unseen
crop artists, whether human or otherwise, may have had a definite intent
when they drew a crop picture in yellow oilseed rape near the Cherhill
White Horse on April 17, 2017 (see
www.youtube.com or
www.youtube.com or
www.youtube.com or
goo.gl).
What could
that enigmatic field image be trying to tell us? Several different
interpretations (involving astronomy or optics) have been considered and
discussed. Yet we feel now that the best and most accurate
interpretation of that new crop picture might be as the “swinging pendulum of a
clock”:
Indeed, a
small, ringed circle near the top of that crop picture was drawn
slightly offset to the right, relative to several long
vertical lines in its centre, or relative to a small standing tuft
(marked with a white dashed line), which defines the centre of another
symmetric circle which might have been drawn there.
Such an
offset circle gives the visual impression of “rotary motion”
around that small standing tuft, which is also the motion of a “swinging
pendulum” within a clock:
There now
seems to be widespread agreement in the crop-circle community that this
is the most plausible interpretation of that Cherhill crop picture from
April 17, 2017.
How did
those crop artists get the idea of drawing a “pendulum” in that
particular field, notably one which points in the landscape (see
cherhill comments) towards a nearby Cherhill “White Horse”?
We cannot
know for sure, but may plausibly speculate that they noticed a large
monument on the hill behind (see
Lansdowne_Monument) which resembles the shape of a “pendulum”. It
shows a long thin tower and a broad, heavy concrete base:
A small
standing tuft near the top of this crop picture lines up with that
“pendulum shaped” monument on top of the hill behind. Meanwhile a much
larger set of circles (and a “lunar crescent”) near the bottom of this
crop picture line up with the Cherhill White Horse, close to the top of
another hill on the left.
“Tick, tock,
a horse ran up the clock”
Perhaps that
“swinging pendulum of a clock” is now counting time until some important
event in the near future on Earth? How much longer will it be until we
see a metaphorical “white horse” come to our rescue in Earth’s skies?
Another
small crop picture near Tarlton in Gloucestershire on April 18 shows the
same “lunar crescent” motif which was drawn at Cherhill on April 17, and
shows no mechanical damage whatsoever within its patterned crop
As I write
this, another small crop picture has appeared in yellow oilseed rape
near Tarlton in Gloucestershire (see
www.youtube.com or
Tarlton). Part of this new crop picture is shown in a photograph
below, courtesy of Mr. Gyro:
This new
crop picture near Tarlton on April 18 shows essentially the same
“lunar crescent” motif which was drawn at Cherhill on April 17.
Furthermore, it shows no mechanical damage whatsoever within its
patterned crop. Mr. Gyro comments privately as an eyewitness observer:
“Nothing seems to be damaged or broken. It seems to have no damage at
all. It is as if the pattern has been grown into the crop.”
Given the
close similarity of these two field images, which appeared 30 km away
from one another in Gloucestershire or Wiltshire on almost the same day,
and a complete absence of mechanically-damaged crop in the
field image near Tarlton (while the other field image near Cherhill
shows many uncrushed yellow flowers, yet has not been inspected closely
by a wide range of independent observers), one might conclude logically
that both field images could be “paranormally real”, even
if some debunkers and/or sceptics choose to argue otherwise.
Red Collie
(Dr. Horace R. Drew)
P.S. Many
thanks to Hugh Newman, Matthew Williams and Mr. Gyro for aerial
photographs of the two crop pictures shown, and to Alberto Nardin or
Clare Kingston for suggesting the interpretative concept of a
“pendulum”. |
