photographs by Olivier Morel courtesy of the Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group
THE first two crop circles of the summer have appeared close to Stonehenge.
Both lie in a barley field just off the A360, near Airman’s Corner.
Francine Blake of the Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group said the first, which is 170ft in diameter, is an important symbol similar to one from the ancient Mayan culture, lying east-west and linking past and future.
Some enthusiasts have pointed out that it is identical to a logo used by the anarchist punk band Crass 30 years ago, representing the idea that great power will eventually destroy itself.
The second symbol, of two circles touching, measures 130ft by 80ft, and is said to relate to a partial solar eclipse on July 1.
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