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2 weeks? If you put a peg with a string and walk around it in a same-peg distance fashion, you have yourself a perfect circle. You could do 50 circles in a night, so these guys might not know how to do it quickly, maybe do it meticiulously and slowly and perfectly. But not quick.
originally posted by: Azureblue
She said the surveying company told her it would take them two weeks just to set out the design in the paddock using pegs, let alone roll out the crop to create the design.
originally posted by: makalit
If the grass is stamped down, then it was made by that bloke down in town.
It's interesting that there is no known agencies that seriously track the crop circle phenomenon.
the first ones were proven to be shams right
And a great portion are proved to be shams
And i saw on a documentary, a guy saying "Yeah there was lights in the night, going across the field" and he was even smiling and almost laughing with excitement. but that's not the response you'd get from a terrifying ufo.
Welcome to the 'circlemakers' website. Within this site you will find a wealth of information by and about England's crop circlemakers. You'll be able to learn how to become a circlemaker using our easy to follow 'Beginners Guide'. Read about the history of circlemaking, 'hear' a circle being made and learn about some of the weird experiences the circlemakers have encountered whilst out making formations and gain some insight into 'why' this tight band of individuals spend their summers out in the fields of England flattening cereal crops in various intricate patterns!
originally posted by: makalit
2 weeks? If you put a peg with a string and walk around it in a same-peg distance fashion, you have yourself a perfect circle. You could do 50 circles in a night, so these guys might not know how to do it quickly, maybe do it meticiulously and slowly and perfectly. But not quick.
originally posted by: Azureblue
She said the surveying company told her it would take them two weeks just to set out the design in the paddock using pegs, let alone roll out the crop to create the design.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Archivalist
They're all art projects.