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Crop Circles in 2007As we are now well past the end of what has been an amazing season in 2007, we look back to reflect on this evolving and intriguing phenomenon and the experiences that occur as a fundamental part of our fascination with it. 
Quality rather than quantity underlies my whole experience of this summer season, where finding out for myself instead of relying on second hand accounts has become more relevant than ever before. It seemed that under every laid tuft or in every nested outlying circle more surprises were to be found, sometimes only for those of us looking closely enough to notice. A three hour search for the SIGNPOSTED crop circle at Chute Causeway, the formation itself a highlight of the season, and running around the entire perimeter of the field at Abbott’s Down thinking the formation was on the far side were moments not to be repeated, but in hindsight even these frustrating times had their positive side! 
Camping for what turned out to be the only week of sun for the whole summer, arriving at Sugar Hill on the morning of its appearance before many people had set foot inside and contemplating the sunset landscape from Martinsell Hill were, on the other hand experiences the like of which always add to my ever increasing passion for and thorough enjoyment of the greatest mystery there is. I just love that no-one knows what the next season might possibly hold… 
Please follow the link in the left menu to visit the Temporary Temples website where you can buy what is absolutely the must have photographic record of this awesome crop circle season. The Crop Circle Yearbook, by Steve and Karen Alexander contains the BEST crop circle photos there are, and insightful text complimenting many of the images. I highly recommend this book. Dan Vidler Alternative Websites |
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