English hippies find amazing crop circle

On June 21, 2010, this pattern, see drawing at left, appeared near Stonehenge, England. The two hundred foot crop circle was seen alongside a heart-shaped little forest on the Solstice.  According to a report in The Daily Mail, the farmer whose field it appeared in was quite angry, and branded this crop circle an 'act of vandalism'. Crowds from the Stonehenge Solstice, some twenty thousand this year, would soon be coming to see this unusual formation and trampling down valuable crops.

Here is an eyewitness account of a UFO sighting the night the circle formed:

"By 3am we were all starting to feel sleepy and I was just about to close my eyes when a large white and very bright light appeared on the horizon. It moved swiftly and directly over our heads then swayed side to side and descended in the area of this new crop formation. I tried to capture this on camera but High definition camcorders seem to lack the ability to lock on to a light source in the darkness of the night but a UFO enthusiast who camped out on Adams Grave did capture this on a professional camera, so we hope to see this again sometime. This is my second closest encounter with a UFO but due to its brightness it was hard to distinguish the shape.
When suitable day light broke through, we could not see any formations in fields in our view so we drove the circuit but yet still nothing visible. We ended up by Silbury Hill and watched the Solstice sun rise to the many beating sounds of distant drums.
At first we were surprised that no formations were found – so the only way to be sure was to fly.
The first flight took off just after 8am with Olivier Morel on board – then approximately 45 minutes later we spotted the plane returning but then the plane started banking and flying in a circle several times – this was a positive sight and good indication that something was spotted.

Well, the makers didn’t disappoint us and delivered a formation for us all on Solstice day."

Crop circle expert Karen Alexander told The Daily Mail, "It appears to be a complicated mathematical formula and there have been several circles in the area over the years that represent Pi."

Good luck with that, Karen.