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: January 2005
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ALTON BARNES WHITE HORSE LIT UP FOR WINTER SOLSTICE - 05/01/2005
The white horse chalk carving which overlooks the famous crop circle fields of Alton Barnes in Wiltshire was lit up by candles to celebrate this year’s Winter Solstice. MELANIE GAMBRILL, whose project it was, reports on the results…
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FOUR NEW CROP CIRCLE BOOKS REVIEWED - 04/01/2005
The ever-growing library of crop circle-related books has expanded yet further with four recent new entries, here reviewed by GEOFF HINTON, ALLAN BROWN and CAROL PEDERSEN…
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NEW RESEARCH INTO ITALIAN ‘NON-GEOMETRICAL’ FORMATIONS - 03/01/2005
The link between crop circles and so-called ‘wind damage’ has been explored before, but new research in Italy suggests there is a much closer link than anyone previously suspected. MARJORIE TOMKINS reports on the fascinating work being done there…
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CROP CIRCLE CALENDARS 2005 REVIEWED - 02/01/2005
The latest clutch of crop circle calendars have arrived to adorn our walls for the next year. ANDY THOMAS finds some wallspace…
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