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Breaking News: Important New Crop Circle
Cross and “Bar Code” At Avebury Down Near Avebury, Wiltshire.
Large cross pattern and “bar code” in upper left reported September 28, 2008,
in maize (corn). Estimated length is 700 feet.
Aerial image © 2008 by Tammi Paxman.
“The new cross in maize on September 28, 2008,
appears at first glance to be authentic,
and shows a ‘barcode signature’
off to one side.” - Australian Scientist
Original Article plus additional resources can be found at Linda Moulton Howe's website here:
http://www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=1480&category=Environment
October 1, 2008 Avebury, Wiltshire, England - Cropcircleconnector.com received the following email report on September 28, 2008, about a new formation seen from the air at Avebury Down near the ancient stone circles of Avebury, Wiltshire.
Tammi Paxman, aka Tammy Tampax, Crop Circle Connector Forum: “Flying over Avebury yesterday, I spotted this fantastic formation in maize (corn). It took my breath away. It looks to be about 700ft in length, and there is an interesting barcode on the edge of the field too. Absolutely astonishing to see.”
Above: “Bar code” near Avebury Down cross pattern.
Below: “Bar code” in foreground near cross. Aerial images
© 2008 by Tammi Paxman
Australian Scientist Comments On “Digital Barcode”
September 28, 2008 email to Earthfiles: “The new cross in maize on September 28, 2008, appears at first glance to be authentic, and shows a ‘barcode signature’ off to one side. It might be ASCII, since its first few digits (reading left to right, standing near the cross) look like 00100000, which was a ‘word spacer’ in the Crabwood message:
01 (start)
01000010S (B)
01100101S (e)
01110111S (w)
01100001S (a)
01110010S (r)
01100101S (e)
00100000S (space) ”
Charles R. Mallett, Silent Circle, Compton Bassett, Wiltshire - Comments
Also see: Cropcircleconnector.com
Charles R. Mallett excerpt of comments at Cropcircleconnector.com: “The ‘bar-code’' is a strip of irregular seeding of the maize plants. No crops are laid in this area of the field.
On the ground the cross is extremely messy. All the laid plants are smashed and dead on the ground, including the ‘construction lines’ that run under the pattern throughout.”
Diagram © 2008 by Tommy Borms
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