Someone called Laura was proposed to that day and her fiancee had come up with an original idea to do this. The reason I present this hoax on my crop circle website is because this case is highly educational and it comes with a warning…
Two days prior to the event, I happened to visit the owner of the field, James Hussey and his lovely wife Jill. They also own the field below Hackpen Hill that contains the huge 3D-cube. I went to see them with Paul Jacobs with the intention to present them our books and some money that Paul had collected in that formation. I have described this in a previous field report. When we arrived, we noticed Julian Richardson was there. This surprised me as I hardly ever run into Julian in the crop circles. James Hussey was holding a piece of paper in his hand which showed a diagram that both Paul and I recognised as the diamond that would appear in the field only hours later.
“Blimey,” Butcher said back. He was opening a can of ten beans.
Fuzzer House looked larger from the inside. The Kniks, dressed up as Apricot-Bone, felt open and vulnerable. Like the door was open to the Broad Hinton house… and suddenly it was. Outside they saw a man walking a white dog, oblivious their exposed presence. Thank dog for the force field.
Jimmy stepped through the force field and out in the street. “Got a light, man?” he asked in his cocky Cockney way. For he desperately needed a fag.
“Blimey,” the man in the street walking his dog said. “Where’d you come from?”
“Where do you think mate?” Jimmy said, indicating with his head the Fuzzer House behind him. For his hands were busy lighting the fag after the man had handed him a cigarette lighter.
The man handed him a cigarette lighter.
“Blimey,” Butcher said back. The tin can of beans sealed itself up.
… if I saw this list without knowing anything about MapS, I’d make the association with Drew Carey and Whose Line is It Anyway?”
Hucka D.:
That’s the point. (pause) Sorry.
bb:
That’s okay. So Cleveland does rock. Cleveland Rocks. Almost ringing Tiny Wiltshire.
Hucka D.:
Almost. (pause) To a point.
bb:
And so there are ley lines running through Tiny Wiltshire.
Hucka D.:
That’s next. T. W. is a place of contact between man — you and alien — them. But the aliens are not actually aliens, just the surrounding woods and inhabiting spirits. Now. Rocks that watch[ like in SID’s 1st Oz].
bb:
But this is, once again, about Carcass+3.
Hucka D.:
Yes. In MapS.
bb:
Carey is a Host as well.
Hucka D.:
Just because the alien aliens are gone doesn’t mean that Tiny Wiltshire isn’t still relative.
bb:
If I wait to go to Real Wiltshire…
Hucka D.:
Don’t wait. Tom is waiting for you. You need to go. It’s an expense well worth it.
This was I believe the next post up in Michael Glickman’s blog I was planning to read sometime soon, and then just a minute ago it came up as the 4th hit in my Google search for “eleven sided” + “crop circles.” So I’m reading the post *now*.
A newer theory has it that the alien spaceship landing sometime in the past in Frank Park may have left in the trail of smoke I saw Saturday a week ago from Tiny Wiltshire. The mystery (train) whistle heard at the same location the next day might be directly related as well, thinking of such a whistle producing a cloud of stream. So maybe Hucka D. is right about them being gone man gone.
Seven is considered to represent spirit, revelation, the eternal feminine and that which lies behind the veil. Eleven is the first number of the Master Number series that is said to indicate degrees of contact and interaction with other dimensions. [my emphasis] Given these credentials we cannot be surprised that these two noble numbers choose to hold themselves slightly aloof from such as the ordinary fours and nines.
The Oliver’s Castle snowflake formation can be seen as a pivotal point in crop circle history, deepening a rift between those who believe there is most definitely a real mystery phenomenon going on in Wiltshire and elsewhere and those who believe there is most definitely no mystery atall to examine — just the work of very terrestrial and very human crop circle “artists”.
I lived there. It was the first virtual reality town created by GoogleEarth. I hid there, yes.
bb:
Then of course Carcass-6 comes along that summer; Oliver at center. *Flower*, like in Flower of Life.
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bb:
It looks to me for all the world that Screven County Georgia and its outlying Oliver (highlighted in red below) duplicates Michael’s revelation that seven lies at the root of the Oliver’s Castle formation. Screven = seven. “Cr” may even be important: *cr*op circle?
Going deeper into this, it may be significant that Oliver, Georgia’s town boundaries are no longer circular, although the other 3 circular towns in the county (Hilltonia, Newington, Rocky Ford), according to the above map, remain so. The limits of the largest city and county seat, Sylvania, is also based on the circle, but a significantly larger one than the rest. Here’s a comparison of all 4 along with Oliver, the 5th incorporated town of the county that doesn’t fit the pattern any longer. Or never did.
Why is Oliver marked as a circle in the outline above when it’s not? Was it *ever* a circle? Maybe not. Is Oliver’s Castle a legitimate (non-human artist) circle and is the Oliver’s Castle video a legitimate film of a crop circle forming and not another piece of art? How much did the videographer get *paid*?
Is this another video of Oddball Oliver killed by King Circle?
“Congratulations baker b. The aliens are gone. They told me to tell you they appreciate the bugs, and the golden one was especially delightful. I think they ate them. Anyway they took their 11 sided ship and went away. Aldebaran was their next destination.”
bb:
Thanks Hucka D. That was a relief.
Hucka D.:
Don’t go near Rust Spot still, because some devizes were left behind. Devices I meant.
bb:
Okay I won’t.
Hucka D.:
Tiny Wiltshire is okay. The top of the mountain is okay. The Old TILE Road parking where you usually park is still not okay. Okay?
bb:
Got it.
Hucka D.:
Now on with the show!
Baker Bloch, sitting in front of the newly christened Power Tower in New Pietmond, is okay with the aliens leaving.
In 1966, The Kniks made it to the big big big BIG leagues with hit single “Dead End Steert” backed by b sider “Big Black Skome”. Great work guy, er guys!
Paul’s Switch indicates Paul should be reversed to make “Lonely Hearts” coordinate/align with The Way between Kansas and Kentucky. Fifty-Six indicates the reversed situation of Kansas and Kentucky after Paul’s switch, where Kentucky represents the 5th US of A tile and Kansas the 6th, coming from opposite directions and heading jointly toward the “Lonely Hearts” center.
Hucka D.:
I happen to know something about this picture.
bb:
Is that you waving to us, like Edna joked about?
Hucka D.:
Yes! Nice trick, eh? Cost me 40 pounds.
bb:
To get the man to wave?
Hucka D.:
Yes.
bb:
Should we move to…
Hucka D.:
Yes (!)
bb:
We’ll be A. Mann.
Hucka D.:
Yes. I have more surprises in store for you. And Edna.
bb:
So — let me get this straight — you *knew* Edna and I would attempt to get as close to Salisbury Cathedral as possible in Streetview and thus see this very man waving.
Local residents like the humorous slogan “Second Largest Paris in the World.” Following a tradition of American cities named “Paris”, a 65-foot (20 m) replica of the Eiffel Tower was constructed in 1993. In 1998, presumably as a response to the 1993 construction of a 70-foot (21 m) tower in Paris, Tennessee, the city placed a giant red cowboy hat atop the tower. The current tower is at least the second Eiffel Tower replica built in Paris; the first was constructed of wood and later destroyed by a tornado.
Paris, Illinois and Paris, Maine are both seats of their respective counties. Kansas and Kentucky west and east of Paris, Illinois and Mexico/Peru and Norway/Sweden/Denmark north and south of Paris, Maine then become associated. Kansas is at the end of the 6th US tile and Kentucky at the end of the 5th: together they are 56, or Fifty-Six, like happens *twice* in Arkansas, the 12th and last US tile. Like Golden City is the 12th city of Arkansas, but unrecorded in Harrington’s book “Let Us Build Us a City: Eleven Lost Towns”.
Sunklands 
