CHESTERTON FARM CROP FORMATION, CIRENCESTER – 25th May 2019 No 2 and SPIERS LANE CROP CIRCLE, CHILTON CANDOVER – 26th MAY 2019 No 3 

As can also be noted from 2018 crop formations, previous formations this year, starting with the Snow Owl in snow at the beginning of February, are indicating links to John Michell’s Michael Line (Michael and Mary line it seems) through southern Britain – See comments on Crop Circle Connector for The Snow Owl, Ice Circle in China and Norridge crop design of 22nd May the first crop design of 2019- No 1 No 2- CHESTERTON FARM, Cirencester 25th May given Latitude 51.6992 north and Longitude 1.9851 west. It can be seen from previous comments the springs on the west side of ancient Bagendon are highlighted by the Longitude of the Snow Owl formation – 2.003 west ( on the Michael Line) . The crop design No 2 has a Longitude of 1.9851 west so is very

close, just to the east, so where does that go at the ancient Bagendon location? 

It passes through the churchyard of the church, a fraction to the west of the present building, there are also springs in this area noted on the Ordinance Survey and records show the church could be subject to flooding at times as a result. The church dates back to the 12th Century but is believed to have earlier Saxon origins. Many Saxon churches were built on sites previously considered sacred – well known early church policy. 

The Latitude of this Crop formation No 2, 51.6992 goes east to cross the Michael Line just south east of Little Haseley an area where Mesolithic, Neolithic and Bronze Age artefact discoveries have been found. It was an area noted for its many springs and hence marshy land years ago. 

No 3 – SPIERS LANE ,Nr Chilton Candover 26th May given Latitude 51.1515 north and Longitude 1.1563 west. This Longitude goes north to cross the Michael Line just east of Dorchester on Thames which has a sacred burial location back to Neolithic times and with Mesolithic finds. Much of the large Neolithic sacred area was destroyed by sand and gravel extraction in recent years. The Michael Line passes just north of the town centre and just south of the Neolithic Sacred Site marked on the Ordinance Survey. Dorchester on Thames area became an important Iron Age, Roman and Saxon site adopted by the early church but then its importance diminished.

 

The Latitude line of this crop circle No 3 goes west to pass a very short way north of Glastonbury Tor where it crosses the Michael Line just to the east of the Tor. Looking at a detailed Survey from about 1880 there are many Stones shown in this area just north of the Tor and a spring is marked which must have been on or very close to this 51.1515 Latitude line. Glastonbury is of course also very famous from ancient times for its Chalice Well Spring just to the south of the latitude line. The Ancient Oaks of Avalon, Gog and Magog, are just south of this latitude line to the east of the Tor. There was apparently an ancient processional way of oak trees from the Tor to this latitude line of which Gog and Magog are the only survivors as the rest were cut down in 1906.  

Note – The Michael Line used is calculated by bearings from Burrow Mump to The Snow Owl and Bury St Edmunds – 61.13 degrees see Sketch Maps with Snow Owl comments on Crop Circle Connector

 

Mike Stewart  29th May 2019

There is little doubt that this crop circle is man-made.
 

The design is a quite common motif, the six-petaled "flower of life." From a botanical viewpoint  six petals refer to monocotyledons (those with one seed leaf), or those with petals in multiples of  three. These represent grains and grasses. The other category, dicotyledons, represent fruits and  vegetables.
 

The crop circle is saying that grasses and grains will be damaged and/or destroyed when comet fragments strike land. Fragment sizes can range from very small to very large, and can be very numerous in the small category, causing widespread fires.
 

See pages 156 -162 of my free ebook for a comprehensive collection of this category of crop circle - theheckhypothesis.com
 

Kenneth Heck