Cool Crop Circles Last year, quite a complex and elaborate 100ft
diameter circle appeared overnight in a field of oil seed rape
near Silbury Hill, Wiltshire Cool Crop Circles Unseasonably warm
and wet spring weather has seen many summer flowers appearing
earlier than usual, and, surprisingly for so early in the year
as things normally go, has sparked the crop circle creationists
into early action. Last year, quite a complex and elaborate
100ft diameter circle appeared overnight in a field of oil seed
rape near Silbury Hill, Wiltshire, causing a bit of a stir, a
fabulous floral creation of six interlocking 'petal' like
crescent shapes, the very first proper design of the season,
according to expert Lucy Pringle. From Petersfield in Hampshire,
Lucy is a founder member of the Centre for Crop Circle Studies,
widely known as an international authority on crop circles,
having carried out research over several years into both
physiological and psychological effects on those visiting such
installations. Her research