This Crop Circle was found near West Kennett, Nr Avebury, Wiltshire - Reported 21st June 2017
Video:
The wheat was amazingly laid down.
Interpretation:
What was the artistic inspiration for this new crop picture at West Kennett on June 21, 2017, and why was it drawn in that particular field location?
This new crop picture at West Kennett on June 21, 2017 seems to be based artistically on the detailed shape of another crop picture which appeared near the Cherhill White Horse on April 17, 2017. There we can see what might be a “human eye” on the right, looking at a “small round shape” with a dot in its centre on the left:
In the new crop picture at West Kennett, our crop artist friend has cleverly drawn the right-hand side of his previous crop picture from Cherhill in fallen green wheat, while for a “small round shape” on the left-hand side, he has used a natural landscape feature provided by Silbury Hill at some distance away on the left:
This crop picture points directly toward Silbury Hill from a distance (see time 4:30 of www.youtube.com).
Two long, thin lines, taken from a central connecting part of the Cherhill crop picture, now represent his “two-eyed binocular vision”. Just below in the landscape, we can see two large, white numbers “1” and “0”. These might be read in decimal as the number “10”, or in binary as the number “2”.
The implication would be that our friend the “man” is looking at Silbury Hill, and waiting for some event in exactly “two months”. This could plausibly be the total solar eclipse of August 21, 2017 exactly two months forward in time from June 21, when this crop picture appeared. Indeed, the very centre of this new crop picture resembles in its lay a “bright shining Sun” (please see the enlarged inset at upper right).
The new and spectacular crop circle at West Kennett on June 21, 2017: let’s take a closer look!
The design of this crop picture was based on concentric rings. There are 20 "basket weaves" along its third ring out from the centre, while the number of “basket weaves” per ring increases relatively from 3 to 4 to 5 to 6, as we proceed out to its sixth ring along the perimeter. Thus it contains about 120 separate "basket weave" shapes in total:
In my professional scientific opinion, no local human from our space and time could possibly have made this crop picture by walking around on the ground, whether using “rope and boards”, “microwave ovens”, or any other imaginable device.
Many thanks to Matthew Williams for his excellent drone video (see www.youtube.com).
When we superimpose a crop picture which appeared near the Cherhill White Horse on April 17, 2017, with another crop picture which appeared near West Kennett on June 21, 2017, two months later, what do we see?
Apparently an image of the total solar eclipse which will take place on August 21, 2017:
