Crop Circles 2012

Crop circles in 2012 sparked various interpretations. Some linked them to celestial events like solar eclipses, while others connected them to the Mayan calendar's alleged end date of 12/21/12 - when nothing predicted manifested - the world didn't end, aliens didn't return, humans didn't evolve, though some experienced a shift in consciousness.

The year began with a handful of formations in the yellow of oilseed rape fields. The first formation in barley at Manton in Wilts was interpreted as a Polar Clock in denoting Aug 6th as a possible date to watch.

The June 29 saw a highly unusual crop circle appear at Stanton St. Bernard - quickly named The Cathedral and showed a complex of towers and steeples. This formation went on to evolve, twice, into one of the most stunning and enigmatic circles seen in many years. It went became one of the most talked-about circles of the year. se on May 20, 2012, by some researchers according to NBC News.

A complex double triangle appeared at Liddington in Wilts, which too evolved, the top triangle continued elaborate parabolic curves. A formation in a field of linseed and poppies made for a colorful and delicate formation, while a huge circle in Hampshire contained sixty-four square knots! The Rose at Milk was a simple six-fold flower contained within a large ring, was elegance itself.

The year culminated on August 26 with one of the most complex crop circles ever seen, below Hackpen Hill in Wiltshire. A huge, majestic cube, full of magical numbers and calendrical references to 2012 as the end of the Zodiacal age. The formation seemed to sum up perfectly the end of an era, paradigm and world age.