Stained Glass Crop Circle Art |
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This crop circle measured 140' in diameter and was made on June 19th, 2000 at Alton Priors, Wiltshire in southern England.
The name says it all - it looks like the rose window found in the Gothic-style churches of Europe.
Its geometry is based on 16 evenly divided sections of 22.5 degrees each. |
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Material: 1/8" steel |
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Size: 24" diameter |
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Finish: Black matte powder coat |
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Weight: 10 lbs. |
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Price: $249 bare metal, $299 for black powder coat finish as displayed here |
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Options: 18" or 36" diameter, also polished aluminum |
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Original crop circle photo by Janet Ossebaard |
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| This is a picture of the original crop circle in the field. The "tram lines" where the farmer drives his equipment are 40' apart. |
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