First known 2007 Crop Circle at Oliver's Castle, an enigmatic piece of work

[nanouk]

Went to Avebury yesterday and met and listened to an interesting astronomer who told me about this circle and its extraordinarity, there has been similar codes in circles since the early nineties, and noone thought much of it until now, the penny dropped, interesting read...

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2007/oliverscastle/oliverscastle2007.html

Love and Respect,

~N~

[shaman sun]

Interesting design! I wonder; man made or is there an alternative explanation? A friend of mine suggested it had to be man made. There was no other cause, and that new tricks have been developed by clever hoaxers with an agenda beyond just trickery. Who knows? But it'd be interesting to dabble into the question.

[nanouk]

Man made or not, there is someone out there calling us to wake up, and trigger humanity to expand our minds into the knowledge and symbolism of our ancient ancestors, if nothing else, something to get our children into, we all know that all kids believe in magick and aliens...;)

Love and Respect,

~N~

[Dna]

Taken from: http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2007/oliverscastle/oliverscastle2007.html

From the aerial photograph it would first appear that there is some kind of referencing towards the five tramlines that cut through the design. However the central tramline is slightly off from the formation’s centre to create the outer ring, which is rather cunning in its creation.

The Master is at work again!

Of course the central tramlines are slightly off. This is because the circle maker can only stand in one of them. What a dork. Duh!

[Dna]

I can see the lads who made this circle literally wetting their pants in paroxysms of mirth as they read that passage.

[nanouk]

I can see the lads who made this circle literally wetting their pants in paroxysms of mirth as they read that passage.

however...this exercise of crop circle making beats the numb skull activities of ignorant couch potatoes, severely outnumbering individuals who wish to learn a little bit more about astronomy, alchemy, philosophy, metaphysics, etc.

sceptic or not, i believe crop circles jolts our minds to research the sources of the particular symbols imprinted in the crops....we do not have landscapes like the Cusco people in Peru here in Britain, and this sport counteracts the billion pound activities revolving day after day after day after day, television, shopping, mowing the lawn, tarmacing the driveway, concreting our earth...will it ever stop?

my next aim is to catch a tarmacer or concreter from the local council and make a wonderful design in their shit...while it is still soft.

unfortunately, chalk doesn't last, gone with first rain...tried "Chalk Talk" spreading positive messages all over Bath's buildings and walls...i don't believe in tagging with markers anyway, Keith Haring was sublime at powerful messaging...longer lasting projects, like permanent footprints in the (sand)concrete/tarmac...

'tis gotta be done! :p

~N~

[Eagle Wing]

my next aim is to catch a tarmacer or concreter from the local council and make a wonderful design in their shit...while it is still soft.
~N~

:D

rigght on, Nanouk. Tell it like it is.

[Dna]

I'm with you Nanouk.

What tickles me though is the lack of discernment or critical thinking exercised by the author of that page.

None of this takes away from either the beauty of the crop circles or their message.

Dna.

[nanouk]

I'm with you Nanouk.

What tickles me though is the lack of discernment or critical thinking exercised by the author of that page.

None of this takes away from either the beauty of the crop circles or their message.

Dna.


absolutely. the author and obvious enthusiast obviously believes it is made by the Gods, or something extra ordinary, what i am intrigued by is the over 20 twenty years of research, where scientists and of course the believers, have studied the different attributes and proposed methods of making these formations.
some grain has shown high temperature manipulation, some are proven to have been bent by EMF, and most are plain hoaxes, after the first discoveries anyway.

(saying that, there is an account of this phenomenon as early as 1686, in Somerset, after a howling storm on the 14th of June.)

as with everything, we have to be critical about whether some farmers lads made these(however i doubt many of them are highly adept at planetary formations or Mayan long count calendar, Mandalas, nor hermetic symbolism) or if it is the work of modern Druids, Wiccans or Thelemic practitioners, or all of the above, joining forces for the Great Work. ;)

i am glad these guys make an effort to encourage interested individuals to look further into the messages these crop circles try to put across.

now, with regards to decorating tarmac and concrete, thank you, and thank you eagle wing for your encouragment,it brought the rebellious and passionate warrior back in me, been too busy surviving and providing of late...

...you know, they are re-developing the whole town centre of Bath right now?
it is still at demolition stage, so it will take time for fresh concrete to appear, but the new shopping precinct in Bristol city centre is only months away...

;) :cool: :razz:

Love and Respect,

~N~

[Isaiah Mpski]

Oh no Nanouk.You are entirely mistaken.
I reported the first crop circletype work on my farm in eastern Oklahoma some time ago.
It was an arrow pointing in the direction of Burning Man or Santa Fe.
On the eastern side of the arrow(where we put Herb Hall's ashes) was a perfect triangle.
In His name I remain,forever,yours,and several others.Lol.
The Lord of Lairds

[nanouk]

Oh no Nanouk.You are entirely mistaken.
I reported the first crop circletype work on my farm in eastern Oklahoma some time ago.
It was an arrow pointing in the direction of Burning Man or Santa Fe.
On the eastern side of the arrow(where we put Herb Hall's ashes) was a perfect triangle.
In His name I remain,forever,yours,and several others.Lol.
The Lord of Lairds

so where's the hot spot, Don?

who's Herb Hall?

Is there a point to where your formation's triangle is aiming? 5 pointed stars in conjunction with triangles have just skipped into my life lately...hmmm? :hmm:

Love and Respect,

~N~

[Isaiah Mpski]

You are so synchronous Nanouk.
Herb was a paying member of the commune who pased away about a year or so ago at the age of 44.
Supposedly from a vascular anuerysm.

It was about two days after my life was threatened by Don Stidham,father of Greg Stidham,local DA,city judge,lawyer for his family's bank and sole owner of the only abstract company in McIntosh county although I'm sure that's over your understanding.
KJ has been questioning me about my Indian heritage and there is so much to write about.KJ,if you can understand anything about me realize I am a warrior in the Comanche tradition.I care little about what others think about me and Gott has blessed me so that I can do pretty much what I want when I want.
I was created to conqueor,rule and be remembered.

Just as Quanah sat under the clean air and drank the clean water when he first ate peyote and then spread his religion among the Plains tribes,I approach it in the same way.Just like all churches have adopted ways totally different than their founders,the same thing is happening in the Native American Church.So far,for the most part,I march to my own drum and God does away with my enemies.

Anyway when the Feds moved all the different Indian tribes to Oklahoma from the 1830's through about the turn of the centuary(sic) you can imagine what kind of melting pot that must have been.
Each Indian tribe has their own "ways" and there has been a terrible problem with them fighting each other.I suppose alot of it has to do with pride but there is a group of Creeks-I call them the Stidham gang-who border on racketeering(sic) as defined by the federal gov.
Don is now dead(God rest his soul and have mercy on mine) and Greg is about to lose his job.He''ll be real lucky too if he doesn't go to jail for about 7 years if I have anything to do with it.

[nanouk]

http://mediamessaging.o2.co.uk/mms2legacy/downloadMedia2.do?encMmsId=E9F538D1BBB14926&selectedItem=0


Went to Stonehenge for the Solstice gathering for the first time in my 13 years of inhabiting Britain on wednesday night/thursday morning.

The last ten years the National Trust has kindly taken the fences down for this event, and now i can see why they're up (which pissed me off when i went there last time in 1994) 364 days of the year, and why there are 500 or so stewards in place....

The Megaliths up close are magic....i was humming inside with excitement...didn't even touch them initially...

...but, then, there were a crowd of people sprawling and clambering all over the fallen One's, even after the stewards kindly provided us with printed instructions not to desecrate the monument followed by a smiley face, and a bin liner for our rubbish....i noticed most of the offending attendants were speaking Spanish or an Eastern European Language, and under the age of 21.(please do not think i am prejudiced, but these were my observations.)

The Druids didn't get a look-in to perform their rituals inside the circle, so they instead faced the east outside and drummed us into trance dance.

...the stones were now, again up close, obviously carved (unpublicised) all those millenia ago, and we have got the maiden and pregnant Goddesses, Rapa Nui style Godheads, Gemini and Taurus and Sarcofagii style cap stones, and one even have the facial features of Darth Vader! Venus in the sky aligned with the 13 signs of the Zodiac...magic! :D

However, as the sun rose, the place looked worse than the Glastonbury festival, but the Solstice Watch is free of charge...

...good thing the Skylarks were in a good mood and en>chanted us all the way back to the car park a mile away!

Life is Good. ;)

Love and Respect,

~nanouk~

[nanouk]

Good Morning, all,

there is definately something going on right now, maybe the transcending period is with(in) us...

I FELT BLESSED, A GREAT DEAL OF EUPHORIA . . .
BY TRISTAN CORK T.CORK@BEPP.CO.UK

08:00 - 20 July 2007
It could be the first and most compelling evidence of a mysterious creator of Wiltshire's famous crop circles - a flash of white light and a crop circle appears in front of startled researchers.

And all this captured in the dead of night on an array of hi-tech cameras without a sniff of any hoaxers with ropes and boards....." (http://www.westpress.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=145809&command=displayContent&sourceNode=145792&contentPK=17882867&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch)


...and the actual formation is as usual, shown in the Crop Circle Connector:

Early July 2007 (http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2007/earlyjuly2007.html)

;)

Love and Respect,

~N~

[craazyman]

it was probably just some guy with a lawnmower, some of them have wheel-driven blades and not engines, very quiet, especially in the middle of the night when you've been drinking or smoking and are half asleep, watching out for fairies from your sleeping bag, 3 hours seems like a minute when your sleeping out in the country air, even a flashlight seems like lightening, a farmer who can't sleep himself, probably, just getting some work done instead of insomnia, worrying about paying for his tractors when the Bank of England is raising rates, god-damn, a few hippies up on his hill looking for aliens, they should be working, probably, instead of making up this fairy tale, let them go chase a leprechaun for all I care, he must have thought, I'll mow them a few circles, ha!, that'll teach them, put it in the paper, and send me a few pounds, I'll even give some to the wife and pay my bill at the pub. Good lord, I might even make it to church next Sunday. Maybe somebody will pay for my tractors.;)


either that . . . or a weather balloon

[ielectric]

red collie seems to be unfamiliar with the trajectory of sirius b, canicula in latin. the dog star, herald of the dog days of summer. a simple look at wikipedia will tell us that

"The Old Farmer's Almanac lists the traditional timing of the Dog Days as the 40 days beginning July 3 and ending August 11, coinciding with the ancient heliacal (at sunrise) rising of the Dog Star, Sirius.
According to The Book of Common Prayer (1552), the "Dog Daies" begin on July 6 and end on August 17."

keep cool.

peace

[ielectric]

it would seem it's not so easy to teach us new dogs the old tricks.

tee hee!

peace

[nanouk]

"I'll even give some to the wife and pay my bill at the pub. Good lord, I might even make it to church next Sunday. Maybe somebody will pay for my tractors."

:)

...a wonderful way to make your existance, a beautiful way to defy the...

Love and Respect,

~n~

[ielectric]

how is it that my last post regarding 07.07.07 tallied at 77?

peace

[nanouk]

...went to Wiltshire today, a day off, now feels more like a foreign holiday, and enjoyed some truly cosmic landscaping of our planet maturing and continously moulding....

...up at Knapp hill, there were at least four of our seasons crop circles in view. the 7/7/7 one, created by a flash in the sky, is the most beautiful, simply impressive, and also frequently visited by pilgrims, i noticed...

...chilled in the hills whilst watching German tourists walk in the formations several hundred yards away, holding hands, saying a prayer, what a seasonal temple!

...church is no longer stronger than creativity/ation.

Taking my boys to Glastonbury again this weekend, i hear it is going to have visitors close to BOTH's heart... ;)

Love and Respect,

~n~

[suebee]

nanouk - it seems like 85% of the english circles appear in wiltshire. (has this already been discussed?) do you know why?

[craazyman]

there's a hardware store right in the village there where they sell boards and ropes, and there's a pub next door for when they're done.:D

Yes Suebee, being a 49rs fan must be tough. Those were glory days for sure, days of greatness & the players were good people too, not the overgrown boys with tatoos who make the big hits on sportscenter these days and celebrate like professional wrestlers--even when their team is down 35 to 3.

[suebee]

its mind-boggling to think all those forms could be made by humans...but more so to think they are not. isnt there enough technology available now to answer this question?

as an aside, i went to consciousmedianetwork.com (a great site) as suggested by ayuaschcakhan and got an eyeful/earful. here i was just getting comfortable with daimons, when the reptiles reared their ugly tails again. david icke doesnt seem crazy when you watch/listen to him being interviewed. and his 'rant' does answer lots of questions i have about the hows and whys of so many many things. but....:rolleyes: and :eek:

[ayahuascakhan]

Yeah I watched David Icke's interview on consciousmedianetwork.com and he is just a man like any of us who has tapped into something. Suebee I'm so glad you have used this website because it contains so much useful information in regards to consciousness. I highly recommend checking out Graham Hancock, Alex Grey, Dr. Bruce Lipton 1 and 2, John Esterling, and all of them for that matter. So glad to see you using that website. I also have radio interviews of Daniel, Hancock, Michael Tsarion, and a lot more on "coast to coast" on my youtube channel. We should all share this information to become more aware. Also, ayahuasca forum is spectacular and sacha is really a wise man. I need to post and read more on that forum because there is really insightful and useful information. I also saw some documentary on David Icke and lately I have been really drawn to this whole "shapeshifting" concepts.

[Isaiah Mpski]

To become more aware of what?

The only thing you need to know is that to get to the top of the pyramid you have to step upward and inward and when you do get to the top-which you do everyday-you are either the sacrifice or the sacrificee.

Sell all you have,give to the poor,and follow me.

[nanouk]

nanouk - it seems like 85% of the english circles appear in wiltshire. (has this already been discussed?) do you know why?

no, i don't know why.

i have lived in somerset, which is on the edge of the plains for 13 years, but never visited this particular area before. i have however visited some of what they call "grid worker's" web sites, and have experienced and learned dowsing, and using my neck hairs to find certain sites of peculiarity, and have researched the area immediate to me in response to my "feelings", and all the white horses, long burrows, groves and henges do form some sort of pattern. the outskirts of the city of bath are a haven for "feelings" and flashes of history in my mind.

these british isles are as rich in ancient culture as any other, only very small in square mileage in comparison, and not so covered in forests, i have a feeling faery rings have a hand in things then and now, and they are purely organic!

curiously enough, certain wild fungii are attracted to EMF's, including our man made pile on's, in sweden the chanterelles are most prolific around them, and they make up about 80% of our possible intake of natural serotonin replacements, or vitamin D, as do certain crop circles when visited. ;)

yes, a seasonal temple...

Love and Respect,

~n~

[nanouk]

i did find out, however, from this american guy, mr sorensen, who resides for 6 months of the year around alton barnes, who hangs out in the local pub entertaining visitors, that he has participated in the making of numerous formations over the years since the famous led zeppelin compilation cover photo from the east field, (but they are still unspoken for), as is the 7/7/7 giant. http://www.need2know.eu/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/cropcircle_uk_eastfield_2007-07-07_1.png

~n~

[craazyman]

Good to hear from you Lady Sami. I hope the restaurant job is going well & is all else. I miss your inscrutable mystic ramblings.

No David Icke doesn't seem crazy, but that's only because the pabulum of occasional fact floats in the drool, IMHO. A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down.

I am sure he's a nice man in real life and probably wants what's best. If you see a reptilian at the United Nations, please post the details. I will head over that way with a camera, and try to record it for posterity.

They have a nice lunchroom over there, by the way, a beautiful view of the East River, if that's not an oxymoron, anywhere but in Manhattan. LOL. Yes the world is a crazy place, full of madmen and Lady MacBeths who need not a lizard suit to do their business.

[nanouk]

Good to hear from you Lady Sami. I hope the restaurant job is going well & is all else. I miss your inscrutable mystic ramblings.


i miss them too.

simply do not get the time to talk to the elements, ponder on the secrets of our anscestors, or just sit and watch the universe spin by like i used to.

am i happier? am i wealthier? am i wiser?

no.

Love and Respect,

~n~

[Noah_Scape]

After the one in England, there were some on Canada in 2007, the August one in Saskatchewan :
http://www.cccrn.ca/

Also, Greenpeace created one in Canada, which will please the doubters that it can be done I guess:http://www.greenpeace.org/canada/en/recent/cropcircle

As for them all being "man-made", I only know that religion is certainly man-made. The fact that they have been appearing for 100s of years, and that they can appear in 5 minutes, gives me pause on that topic.

No, its not that I think they are done by UFOs.

Naturally made perhaps - bacteria? - Bugs? - or some other forces of nature does a better job of explaining the speed and other oddities like the cellular changes and bent stalks and the fact that, like this Saskatchewan site [where it has appeared in the same place TWICE now] that other crops either didn't grow there or they grew differently there. Something changes at a level that people with ropes and boards are not causing.... please keep your mind open eh??

Quoted: "Crop circles are the most intriguing phenomenon of the 21st c."

[daghda]

Several years ago I lived at Blacklands Cross, a Hamlet a few miles from Avebury and Silbury Hill. I spent a great deal of time walking my dog over the exquisite rolling downs of that particular part of Wiltishire and to my amazement I discovered crop circles in fields where no-one but a lone wanderer would come accross them. Also, like many others who live in that area, I witnessed lights - about 12inches in diameter which I now belive to be plasma balls - floating slowly, then darting about a foot or so above the cornfields, most curious.

What ever the case, there are so many circles each year - only the complex patterns reach the media - there would have to be an awful lot of groups of circle makers with a knowledge of mathematics (mandlebrot set), archaic languages, esoteric symbols etc. and one would presume that you would have to be reasonably sober to install some of the highly complex patterns and this is england, home of the inebriated.........
Also, it is a little known fact that King Henry V111 sent his gardner out from Kew to inspect and report on the phenomenon. Perhaps there is a secret guild of circle makers passing their techniques from father to son down through the ages........yeah right!

The M.O.D.'s interest was curious, a couple of years ago locals found some dead sheep in a rather large complex circle and before lunchtime the circle was cordoned off and people were being asked to leave the area by police and soldiers.

I often wondered if the huge flying triangle things that hover with no noise as low as 100ft off the ground, black as pitch with no visible markings, sometimes with lights on the three corners, have anything to do with it..........stranger and stranger.

[suebee]

more about the huge black flying triangle things please....:eek:

[craazyman]

It's probably just the Goodyear blimp, or maybe a kite, or some kid's science project gone hopelessly out of control.

Not sure whether that deserves "A" or an "F". It depends on your sense of humor.

Just don't grab onto the rope or you'll be in Magonia before you can say "Kansas."

[Noah_Scape]

daghda said: "King Henry V111 sent his gardner out from Kew to inspect and report on crop circles" - this is very interesting stuff!! Any more on that?

As for the plasma balls, consider yourself a lucky one to have seen such a sight - I am sooooo envious of you [but happy for you too :)]

Any more sightings since summer [Dec now]??

No escape

[daghda]

I wish I could say more about the black triangles. They seem to have been spotted all over the world.
One particular morning, 3.30am, my dog was whimpering downstairs so I took him out into the garden and the triangle was moving very very slowley over my cottage, I would guess that it was half the size of a football field, no noise what so ever, it was about 100ft above the ground and I had the oddest feeling of pressure on my body. I didn't want to run in and get a camera or wake my husband because I thought that it would be gone when I got out again, so I just watched it. For what its worth I had an overwhelming intuition that it was not extra terrestrial. I have absoutely no idea where that thought came from, I just sort of knew that it was some highly advanced military flying thing. The moon was very bright and so as it moved away over the fields I got a really good view of it. Big, Black, no noise and very dull small red lights on each of the three corners.

[daghda]

I read about King Henry's interest in the crop circles in a rare book called "Rude Stone Monuments" which is about Dolmens. I have not seen any more plasma balls but my friends in Ipswich had a very strange encounter. This would be about six months ago and it was particularly hot so lots of people were out in their gardens which face onto a field. It was lunchtime and my pals were having a bbq. Several of them spotted a ball of light in the distance and it was rushing across the field about 8ft off the ground. Apparently as it got closer people started to run into their houses, my friend said that by the time it was in their garden you could feel the heat off it. He said that he got a really good look at it and it was the size of a large dining plate. It hovered about for about 30 seconds then darted off to the right over some more gardens and out of sight. Minutes later they heard a really loud bang, my friend Maxine said that it sounded like a bomb going off. There were people from the housing estate out in the streets looking to see where the bang came from and many of them had seen the ball of light. They presumed that loud band was connected with it in some way but never heard or saw anything else.
Lots of people in Wiltshire seem to have seen them and there are lots of different theories about what they are. Obviously not just connected with crop circles though.

[suebee]

we have no sightings in the san francisco bay area. there were some flying egg beater type things last summer (pictures taken - earthfiles.com) in capitola near the ocean, but we have no triangles, no light balls, no discs, no flying witches, no underground lizard people, nada. im jealous of england!

[daghda]

http://www.dreamworld.org/alfredo/amazing/ufo.html
hello suebee, happy new year, see this link, these guys seem to have seen a triangle in your area

[daghda]

http://www.ufoevidence.org/sightings/report.asp?ID=7387

and another!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[suebee]

so you can see stars through these triangles? that site's story sounded like three lights trading places not a triangle per se, but it is cool anyway. i too go up to a place in the hills where youcan see the entire bay area once a week and its night but we never see anything.

happy new year to you too. and everyone! :razz:

i remember that second site sighting from then....so i take it back. we do get triangles and stuff here....just not much.

[daghda]

the triangle I saw was definately not transparent,
definately a big flying machine

[daghda]

Former British Royal Air Force official saw Alien Orb create Crop Circle

http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com/home/Frontpage/2008/01/04/02078.html