When was first documented case of th... 
elly
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I was curious, can anyone tell me when the first actual documented case of a crop circle was.
Where it was found, etc.
Wasn't it in England?
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This is a reply to # 500,458Elly,
There is a woodcut from 1692, England, depicting a little devil with a scythe...making the grass lay down in a circle!! So...they have been around forever, I suspect!
Apparently, the farmers in England who grew up as children in the 20's and 30's were totally used to crop circles in their fields and would play in them. They were just a natural part of their world.
Check out the database. The earliest recorded ones in the database are from the 1950's.
Click on the url below and scroll halfway down the page. On the left are some blue links titled: Quick Archive.
Click on 1950's or 1960's or 1970's. In the 60's crop circles were big in Australia and France.
Paul Vigay's site is an excellent one - with great articles too.
love TInternational Database of Crop Circles
- Really interesting! elly
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This is a reply to # 500,459Once when i was flying over saskatchewan about 4 years ago i was absolutely certain i saw a crop circle as i looked out the window of the plane.
I don't know the exact location, but felt that i was very priveleged to have seen one, if infact that is what it was.
Also a number of years ago, i was watching a program where someone was putting the crop circles to music, because some do look like musical symbols.
That would be awesome to hear some of that music, i wonder what it would sound like.
Thanks- Blown nodes and high heat Tracey
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This is a reply to # 500,460Yes, I have heard some strange sounds that are based on the 'diatomic ratio' of some of the crop circles (there's a site with the sounds of cc's on them!). Verrrry interesting!
Yup, Saskatchewan gets a lot of crop circles. My crop circle friends arrived yesterday and brought me one of the corn stalks with 4 blown out nodes on it! I'm looking at it right now...I wonder what kind of energy it's emanating right now? Wild.
The corn stalk is about 3/4" wide at the bottom and, if straight, would be about 3' high. As it is now - it is rigidly & permanently bent at the 4 nodes so that it creates a beautiful arc...almost a half circle. The nodes have been expanded so much that the moisture was blown out of them and have left open cavities and stretch marks. Only super-ultra high 'heat' (or microwave activity) would create this effect. You know how you bend wood? You heat it to a high temp, bend it, then when it cools it stays bent. Much like what happens to the stalks within a crop circle. Only the moisture in the plant is heating ultra-rapidly and the moisture is forced out the 'nodes' of the stalk, it's bent (by some cool energy!) and when it cools...voila!...you've got an amazing pattern!
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- Blown nodes and high heat Tracey
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- Really interesting! elly
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- International Database of crop circl... Tracey
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