Updated: 19th June 2009. The latest crop circle has appeared opposite the Avenue of Stones at Avebury over the last few days. Word has it the farmer was so annoyed that he stamped out the center of the formation. As happened in 2008 at Avebury Manor, the circlemakers responded with a further addition, this time [...]

I often get asked by people ‘what is it like in a crop circle?’. On giving this some thought I decided to take photos and video showing how the crop is laid down in a crop formation and post them on andypotter.com. Time permitting, I intend to visit as many significant crop circles as I [...]

I had driven past the field by Milk Hill in the Pewsey Vale Wiltshire twice on the 2nd June and had noticed nothing. Later in the day I heard a rumour that there was a new crop formation near the White horse at Alton Barnes which is adjacent to Milk Hill. When I arrived at [...]

Veteran crop circle researcher Lucy Pringle has updated her extensive crop circle image gallery for May 2009. Lucy has put in an enormous amount of work and dedication to produce her gallery of aerial photos, extending from 1990 to the present. I have been talking to many crop circle enthusiasts in recent days and the [...]

Although today’s crop circle at All cannings bridge could be said to be disappointing with regards to the lay of the rape, it is quite an impressive geometrical design from the air. See cropcircleconnector.com for aerial photos. I returned to the formation at around 10:10 am and took some ground pictures and some video shots [...]

At around 9am I discovered a new crop circle in rape at All cannings, Wiltshire, adjacent to the Kennet and Avon canal. I have had a feeling for some time that a formation would arrive in that field and today was the first time I forgot to take my camera! I have returned home to [...]

The first crop circle of 2009 has arrived at The Ridgeway near Avebury wiltshire, reported on the 14th of april. It appeared in oilseed rape in some of the most ancient and sacred landscape near to Avebury. The formation consists of a central circle with four concentric rings and opposing arcs decreasing in size in [...]

After a winter in the Pewsey Vale in which one wondered if the sun would ever be seen again, Spring is being welcomed with joy. The village of Woodborough is in full bloom, largely due to the loving care and preparation by the locals. I love walking in the area in the evening when the [...]

As we exit another winter and look forward to the 2009 crop circle season many of us are reflecting on the losses to the research community with the passing of Paul Vigay, Dr Jonathan Sherwood and David Kingston. As was the case for many people, for me it has been a particularly difficult winter with, [...]

A major reason we are in difficulty now is that people are living in FEAR! To those who have loads of money who are scared of spending in the current circumstances, all I can say is keep spending if you wish to see a better world. This doesn’t mean keep spending in ways that have [...]