I visited the two new crop circles at Chillandham, today, Wed, 5 Jul; for convenience, identified as 1, a small square formation in the corner of the field, and 2, a larger octagon formation in mid-field, adjacent to a free-standing silo, which is visible in overhead imagery. 

These formations were just reported yesterday, Tue, 4 Jul. So, I had the great good fortune to be among the first visitors on the ground. I did not experience the "tingly" electric sensation I experienced at Owslebury, two days earlier, but I have no doubt that both 1 and 2 are "the real deal," crisp, precise and beautifully executed! 

The field holding both 1 and 2 is located between the A33 and M3, on the north side of the road. As I met several people who accessed the field via the mid-field cattle-gate, and met a very angry farmer, who shouted at them, and accused them of trespassing, I must warn you that any visit is not without an element of risk. Personally, I had no such encounter, as I accessed the field, via the Micheldever woodland park, east of the field.  

As it is always a privilege to enter one of these sacred formations, respectful good conduct is 'de rigeur'; I encourage every visitor to accept full and complete responsibility for his/her personal conduct--observe the tram lines. 

If you enter the field, via the woods from the east, turn right (north), at the third tram line to access 1.  Retrace your steps and proceed to the eighth tram line and turn right (north) to access 2, which lies east of the mid-field silo.

Please give the farmer no cause to object to your presence by your reverent and respectful behavior.