Merry Christmas all; here's a gift not found under the highly decorated evergreen/artificial tree! Riddick's OP with 558 views should not be kept under the bed represented in kind as our little visited page 2.
MK II
Re: The Crop Circle Connector
Posted: 12-21-2018 11:14 AM
by Doka
Not like a few years back, when there where hundreds of them every season. And many the real deal.
Re: The Crop Circle Connector
Posted: 09-03-2019 09:17 AM
by Malaria_Kidd II
Doka wrote: ↑12-21-2018 11:14 AM
Not like a few years back, when there where hundreds of them every season. And many the real deal.
99.9% are the real deal Doka. I've read a few Crop Circle experts believe the Earth is a just a convenient art canvas. Handy for messaging others of the originators in kind passersby in UFOs seen and unseen!
This Summer has been busy time world wide from my fresh visit to the Crop Circle Connector!
- "Where my plow?"
MK II
Re: The Crop Circle Connector
Posted: 09-03-2019 10:59 AM
by Doka
This is my favorite one, although, there are others that are stunning. The Commentsare interesting, more doom and gloom or just plain old wishful thinking.
2019 July on the 6th day but your fav CC was not seen on any MSN outlet that I saw. It's been years since tv news has covered a new one no matter how detailed or showing us a beaut of mega size! That one is a great formation with a drone filming well above and then down close to a slow moving hover in that wheat field!!
Thanks lucky lady because I need to register it seems to see the long archived "Exploding Crystals" in 3-D. That one was my fav from July of 2006! Why "They" copied 12 WTCs of different heights all touching in the center forming an exact representation of our sun is beyond my comprehension!
MK II
Re: The Crop Circle Connector
Posted: 08-30-2020 04:58 AM
by Malaria_Kidd II
August crop circle news not on on US MSN!
A lonesome English walnut tree had some visitors!
Potterne Field, Nr Devizes, Wiltshire. Reported 4th August
- "Where my plow?"
That one is a great formation with a drone filming well above and then down close to a slow moving hover in that wheat field!! 
It still exists today, according to their report on Facebook, on the Ilkley Moors' heather? WTHeather? 
