Off to Merrie Olde England....

[Eddie]

Here's a picture of a bent node, in wheat; it's a well-known feature of genuine crop circles made in small grains such as wheat or barley.



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One morning, we flew over crop circles in mircrolight planes. Here, I (in black jumpsuit) am being settled into the paraplane (like a hang-glider with an engine) by the pilot. Bert Jannssen, our tour operator, is in the blue jacket. What an experience! Pictures taken from such a plane don't do justice to the event.



Here's a picture of the "Cathedral" crop circle, which appeared near Milk Hill and the village of Stanton St. Bernard, taken by my wife, from the cockpit of a microlight airplane:



Later, we visited that crop circle. Here, Johanna from Bavaria, one of our party, is in the crop circle:

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We had a mascot on our trip, who somehow acquired the name of Paul. Here, Paul enjoys a pint of real ale at the Galley Arms pub, Wroughton, Wiltshire.