Daily Archives: December 16, 2012

(continued from Hucka Doobie Real Life Sighting)

I became curious tonight of the relationship between the bee/beehive crop circle of 2004 and nearby *Honey*street, whose legendary pub The Barge is widely acknowledged as the buzzing hub of crop circle phenomena.

Tracing a line starting from the grassy eye of the Alton Barnes White Horse (already highlighted in this amazing lineup of white horse eyes found by me in 2010) through the main axis of the bee/beehive crop circle seems to bring us to roughly the center of the Honeystreet village, not pointing to The Barge itself per se (the last building to the left in the below picture), but instead seeming to align with a wispy line on the GoogleEarth map spanning the Kenneth and Avon Canal, as seen below.

I don’t think the line represents a footbridge across the canal. Will have to study more. The point here, I think, is that the highway I recently spotted a bee with extended wings on, which I believe is Hucka Doobie once more or the equivalent thereof, goes through Honeystreet, and it indeed was The Barge where I started my “journey” up 45 (highway #) to reach this Hucka Doobie. Bees are of course attracted to honey.

3 Crop Circles at Honeystreet : 26th June & 2 on the 4th of July

The entire hamlet of Honeystreet is pictured on the upper left here (reversed from the photo before this). All three circles from the summer of 2011 are very close to The Barge indeed.

Michael Glickman’s very interesting post about the largest of these 3 Honeystreet circles, which he calls The Lobsters:

http://www.michaelglickmanoncropcircles.com/blog/the-lobsters-of-honey-street/

It seems to speak about the confusion between hoaxed and legitimate crop circles. The Lobsters represents a controversial formation in this way.

And then there’s this newer post from Glickman’s blog describing what he believes is a related crop circle appearing at almost the same time as The Lobsters… another rare multi-step formation.

http://www.michaelglickmanoncropcircles.com/blog/lifting-the-lid-on-milk-hill/

Just to note: “The Lobsters of Honey Street” is the first post of Michael’s new-ish blog, which I plan to pay close attention to in the coming year.

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