Could the
“turning windmill” crop picture which appeared next to Chesterton
Windmill be some kind of “clock”? Will Quetzalcoatl return to Earth
after three more “total lunar eclipses”, or after three more “11 month”
eclipse years?
When we
study the new crop picture at Chesterton Windmill in close detail, we
come up with several important but unanswered questions. First, why did
some E.T. artist draw in crops the beautiful image of a “turning
windmill” with 6 blades, since anyone can see that the real windmill at
Chesterton (toward which the crop picture points) has only 4 blades?
Secondly,
why did the crop artist add a small “F-shaped” symbol, which usually
stands for “Quetzalcoatl”, on one of those six “blades” which lies
closest to the real windmill?
The “head”
of a large “bird” in the landscape seems to be “looking at” this crop
picture (and Chesterton Windmill)
When we use
Google Earth to study where in the broad landscape this crop picture was
drawn, we can see the “head” of a large “bird”, who seems to be “looking
down” on the real windmill, along one side of his “nose”:
Between that
bird’s “eye” and the real windmill, a new crop picture was drawn as
shown in the slide above, outlined in red.
Two
important but unanswered questions
What about
the two unanswered questions mentioned earlier? We can provide
reasonable answers now. First, the crop artist Quetzalcoatl often
portrays himself humorously as a “bird”, whether in flattened crops (for
example an “eagle” drawn at Uffcott Down in 2015), or by using schematic
images in the landscape nearby. So a small “F-shaped” signature for this
crop picture makes perfect sense, if a “bird” whose real name is
“Quetzalcoatl” was the unseen crop artist.
Next, why
did he draw six “blades” rather than four? Those six “blades” show two
different kinds of detailed images near their ends. On three of the six
blades, we can see the small, round image of a “total lunar eclipse”. On
the other three of those six blades, we can see a circular pattern of
in-and-out laid crop, which might represent approximately “11 months” of
30 or 31 days from any “eclipse year” of 347 days.
The next
three “total lunar eclipses” will take place on July 27, 2018, then
January 21, 2019, then May 26, 2021. So there will be three “eclipse
years” of 11 months each, from July 27, 2018 until the third
total-lunar-eclipse takes place on May 26, 2021 (a difference in time of
34 months). Both kinds of small, patterned crop-circle image therefore
seem to be telling us the same thing. In summary, this crop picture
tells us in two different ways about a time period of “3 eclipse years”,
or approximately 34 months, following a total lunar eclipse on July 27,
2018.
Will
Quetzalcoatl return to Earth sometime in the next decade, maybe even as
early as 2021?
Perhaps that
E.T. “bird” called “Quetzalcoatl” plans to return to Earth sometime
around May or June of 2021, which would be approximately three eclipse
years or three total-lunar-eclipses from now?
Many crop
pictures from the past have used concurrent astronomical events, such as
an “opposition of Mars” (described near Gander Down or Ovington Down in
1995), or a “conjunction of Venus with our Sun” (described near Kings
Somborne or Knoll Down in 2011), to make similar suggestions about open
contact between humans on Earth, and friendly extra-terrestrials in the
near-future.
My long-term
study of such crop pictures seems to suggest some date for that historic
event in the next decade of the 2020’s. The spring or summer of 2021, as
noted here, would be among the earliest possible dates to be suggested
so far.
Red Collie
(Dr. Horace R. Drew) |