A new crop picture at Clear Wood near Cley Hill shows the schematic diagram for a transit of planet Mercury past our Sun, as will take place on November 11, 2019.  

The time required for Mercury to orbit around the Sun is 88 days, and that matches the number of zig-zag weaves which were drawn in fallen wheat, just inside of its outer perimeter.  

What a beautiful astronomical image this is indeed!  

One of the swirled circles for “planet Mercury” shows a double-standing tuft of crop, which looks visually like two numbers “1” and “1”, placed next to one another. That will be the day of Mercury transit as “11” November 2019.  

When we study the landscape near this crop picture, using drone videos or Google Earth, we can see in the far left corner of the field where it appeared a “crescent and circle” shape, which matches nicely what was drawn in crops.  

On a much broader scale, the landscape near this crop picture shows the cartoon-like image of a “man” (presumably the crop artist) who is “looking South”, in anticipation of watching Mercury transit in November. 

Please study and confirm all of these facts for yourselves! This was a very-easy crop picture to solve, and should be easy for even the most casual reader to understand. NO FAKERY, NO ROPE AND BOARDS. Most of the crop pictures appearing now in July of 2019 have been beautiful and mysterious.  

Red Collie (Dr. Horace R. Drew) 

P.S. Many thanks to Nick Bull and The Hampshire Flyer for wonderful drone photography, as shown for example in the large slide above. I made this slide especially large to show the high-quality of their photographic work.