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http://www.circularsite.com/ - This is where to go to buy photographs of the real crop circles. Janet Ossebaard is one of the few crop circle photographers who uses PayPal to sell photos. Many of the others want you to send them a check. So 20th century.
http://www.bertjanssen.nl/index.html - Among other things, includes a Herculean effort at duplicating various crop circles on paper using the principles of geometry. Shows step by painful step how to go from a drawing of a simple cross to the finished product, which makes you wonder how hoaxers could produce the real thing in the dark of night. Also has some good photos for sale, but not as many as some other sites.
http://www.lovely.clara.net/crop_circles_sacredgeo.html - This site is by Freddy Silva, a man who has been researching crop circles for 15 years. The two pages presented here are drawn from his book, "Secrets in the Fields", which I highly recommend if you want to REALLY get an in-depth analysis of how crop circles influence or are influenced by magnetic lines, water, music, ancient religions... I could go on. Buy this book!
http://www.lovely.clara.net/education.html - If you're just seeing crop circles for the first time, read this crop circle introduction by Freddy Silva. Sorry the font's kind of small.
http://www.cropcircleart.com/home.html - Fabulous colored paintings based on crop circle designs. And some good humor throughout. If you're not into metal, this is the place for you.
http://www.the-arcturians.com/new2005/eng/index.htm - You'll just have to look at this one and come to your own conclusions.
http://www.temporarytemples.co.uk/ - This is an amazing web site packed full of analysis by Karen Douglas and photos by Steve Alexander, two of the leading lights in crop circle research. You can order crop circle books and videos on line, but the photographs are geared more toward advertising professionals. I've spent hours here and still haven't read or seen everything. |
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