Images Jack Turner Copyright 2009 SENSE OF PEACE ON WINDMILL There are very few occasions when you can experience a Crop Circle without any wind around in England. The sense of peace and tranquillity on Windmill Hill was tangible, as none of the wonderful light Barley was flowing in waves as would be the case on a normal windy day. Just complete stillness, with the added impact of the ancient Windmill Hill settlement. These types of events close to such powerful ancient places, are what makes the County of Wiltshire so unique. There is no doubt that the design itself was creating an atmosphere all of its own. One curious feature of its positioning within the field, was a mysterious track that can be viewed on the aerial images and pole shots. The track appears to be made by some type of vehicle, however the formation's axis is directly on the track itself. The question we have to ask is, was this track already in the field before the formation was made? If so, then this is another example of how the Circle makers use natural reference points to create their designs. See new Crop Circle Connector documentary. CROP CIRCLES: HIDDEN MYSTERIES <http://www.cccvault.com/cccvideos/trailer09c.html> <http://www.cccvault.com/cccvideos/trailer09c.html> CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST CROP CIRCLE CONNECTOR DVD <http://www.cccvault.com/cccvideos/trailer09c.html> Image Steve Alexander Copyright 2009 <http://www.temporarytemples.co.uk/> <http://www.thecropcircleshop.com/> Make a donation to keep the web site alive... Thank you Image Olivier Morel (WCCSG) Copyright 2009 <http://www.wccsg.com/>
